Paper three revision activity where pupils will consolidate knowledge on key thinkers and their views on: Human Nature, Society, State and Economy. Link to kahoot mentioned: https://play.kahoot.it/#/?quizId=c5459caa-1a19-474b-a017-3f8430153de2

A lesson which looks at scrutiny with focus on PMQs and the role of opposition.

Lesson with worksheet activity for the roles of political parties. Worksheet works on analysis technique in 9 markers. Recommend using the Hodder UK textbook in conjunction with this.

A document containing a bank of: 10 mark AO1 describe questions. 10 mark AO1 & AO2 “explain using the source” questions. 10 mark AO2 & AO3 “Using the sources assess” questions. (Note with this type the source can be split into two, P1 is source 1, P2 is source 2. The sources used are all text sources.

Hodder Fairclough textbook recommended for this resource. A homework sheet to discuss debates in parliament and petitions which get debated.

An A4 document for pupils to use in order to peer assess each others work. This helps to upskill your students in terms of familiarity with the specification and exam techniques.

A revision lesson for Paper 3. Ideologies Dinner Party. Skills used: revision of key thinkers ideas, comparison of thinkers, ordering of information.

Pupils use the information sheet to plan the exam question on the PPT. “The Cabinet no longer plays a meaningful role in the UK political system”

Two 25 Mark essays - model answers. The questions are: “The issue for feminists should not be equality, but the recognition of difference.” Analyse and evaluate the importance of this statement in reference to key thinkers you have studied- 25 Marks “The personal is political” Analyse and evaluate the importance of this statement in reference to key thinkers you have studied- 25 Marks

One lesson and an extended activity (I use this resource for two lessons) discussing the roots of the conservative party and strands of conservatism. Particular focus on David Cameron’s conservatism in the extended activity at the end.

A complete lesson covering the make-up of the executive covering oles of PM and terms such as primus inter pares. Two worksheet activities attached also.

A timeline compiling activity to analyse how events lead to PM’s power waxing and waning. Hodder Fairclough book useful but not essential for this.

Two lessons looking at forms of ministerial responsibility.

A lesson introducing the themes for the topic of political parties.

A model answer to the question: Analyse,evaluate and compare the arguments in the passage over a cap on individual donations to political-parties 25-Marks

Key word match up activity regarding parliament followed by a 25 mark essay question with planning prompts.