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8 April 2025

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This insightful lesson on the separation of powers in the UK is designed for KS4 PSHE and Citizenship students, offering a clear understanding of why the UK has distinct branches of government: the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary. Students will explore how this system ensures checks and balances, preventing the abuse of power and protecting individual rights. Linked to British values like democracy, the rule of law, and individual liberty, the lesson encourages students to critically assess the importance of these principles in maintaining a fair and just society. It also connects to protected characteristics by highlighting how the separation of powers helps safeguard equality and justice for all citizens. This lesson is perfect for developing students’ understanding of democratic governance and their role in upholding these values in their community.

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