How can we play a part in the legal system?
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Why this why now
Learning how they can play a part in the legal system builds on pupils' knowledge of law and governance. This unit is timely as it highlights opportunities for active participation, such as jury duty, volunteering, or legal advocacy. This knowledge helps pupils understand the role of citizens in the justice system, preparing them for active and engaged citizenship.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Pupils understand basic legal rights and the structure of the justice system.
- Pupils know how laws are made and the importance of citizen involvement.
- Pupils have have explored key roles in law and government.
Threads
Why this why now
Learning how they can play a part in the legal system builds on pupils' knowledge of law and governance. This unit is timely as it highlights opportunities for active participation, such as jury duty, volunteering, or legal advocacy. This knowledge helps pupils understand the role of citizens in the justice system, preparing them for active and engaged citizenship.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Pupils understand basic legal rights and the structure of the justice system.
- Pupils know how laws are made and the importance of citizen involvement.
- Pupils have have explored key roles in law and government.
How can we play a part in the legal system?
Pupils consider a range of roles within the legal system, explore what rights citizens have within the justice system and what influence they can have on the law.
6 lessons in unit
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