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AGES 14-19, HISTORY, CITIZENSHIP, PSHE
Play a different quiz each week on the history or the business of Parliament.
Votes for Women: the first mass petition
AGES 11-16, HISTORY, ENGLISH, CITIZENSHIP
This interactive teaching resource provides students with the opportunity to explore the suffrage movement from its beginnings in 1866 up to equal voting rights in 1928.
Find out about Parliament: Voting
AGES 5-11, CITIZENSHIP, VOTING, ENGLISH
Younger pupils find out about voting through story, images and discussion, using this new resource pack.
Find out about Parliament: What does representing mean?
AGES 5-11, CITIZENSHIP, PSHE, ENGLISH
What does it mean to represent other people? Younger pupils can find out about the role of MPs through discussion, images and stories.
Find out about Parliament: Asking Questions
Younger pupils learn about Parliament and explore the importance of asking questions through story, discussion and images.
Significant people in history - Emily Wilding Davison
AGES 5-11, HISTORY, SUFFRAGETTES
Find out about Emily Wilding Davison, a significant person in history.
House of Commons Library Briefings
AGES 16-19, GOVERNMENT & POLITICS
Use these House of Commons Library Briefings to provide A Level students with reliable and impartial information on a range of parliamentary topics.
Democracy Street digital resource
AGES 7-14, CITIZENSHIP, DIGITAL RESOURCE
Democracy Street is a digital art project that can be used in the classroom to get students thinking about connections between Parliament & their area.
ITV News 'Election 2015- School Debate' Resources
AGES 7-19, GENERAL ELECTIONS
We've pulled together a selection of our debating and election resources to support schools participating in the ITV Election 2015 School Debate project.
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