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What are the different ways we can become involved in politics?

What are the different ways we can become involved in politics?

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Why this why now

Building on their growing knowledge of democracy, this unit further develops students understanding of political systems and civic engagement. The unit provides insight into how the UK political system and political systems around the world operate and examines the skills needed for a variety of roles within politics. This knowledge helps them to recognise the distinct roles and responsibilities within politics, fostering informed and active citizenship.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils understand the key features of a democratic system and the role of elected representatives in the UK.
  • Pupils know how elections work and how citizens can participate in democratic processes.
  • Pupils have examined how the media holds those in power to account and the importance of a free press.
  • Pupils have started to consider their own role in society and how they can take part in political and community action.

Threads

Why this why now

Building on their growing knowledge of democracy, this unit further develops students understanding of political systems and civic engagement. The unit provides insight into how the UK political system and political systems around the world operate and examines the skills needed for a variety of roles within politics. This knowledge helps them to recognise the distinct roles and responsibilities within politics, fostering informed and active citizenship.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils understand the key features of a democratic system and the role of elected representatives in the UK.
  • Pupils know how elections work and how citizens can participate in democratic processes.
  • Pupils have examined how the media holds those in power to account and the importance of a free press.
  • Pupils have started to consider their own role in society and how they can take part in political and community action.