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.

A sheet which has a model 9 mark answer with gaps for students to fill in extra details to complete it. This activity is good for recall and exam technique.

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.

Two lessons worth of work looking at the role of the cabinet and analysing whether the cabinet is submissive to the PM.

A lesson analysing the role and power of the PM. Looking at the make-up of Downing Street. Hodder UK Fairclough Book needed for this resource.

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.

Lesson explores whether parliament is an effective check on the executive and looks at examples of executive under strain from factors such as minority governments. PPT and worksheet.

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

A lesson introducing different models of representation. Knowledge hunt style, students collate information onto grids from around the room (signs on PPT to be printed)

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

Computer room lesson which encounters functions of select committees, an extensive 11 point fact sheet on select committees and 3 examples to use in the research activity.

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

Two lessons with an extensive activity on the legislative process. One lesson on Private members bills with examples provided. English votes for English laws case study too.

A lesson with a work sheet: Hodder Fairclough UK book needed for this!

A lesson which encounters the three types of peers and discusses whether the HOL needs reform.

A lesson discussing who works in parliament with special focus on the speaker.