Blog and updates
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23 Nov 2020
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 23 November 2020
Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Don't forget - there is a 'Classroom Mode' for any teacher wishing to use this as part of their classroom delivery. Good Luck!
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18 Nov 2020
Developing politics knowledge beyond the classroom. Part four: documentaries
Equally, it would have been possible to continue to call this boosting your personal statement for UCAS.
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16 Nov 2020
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 16 November 2020
Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Don't forget - there is a 'Classroom Mode' for any teacher wishing to use this as part of their classroom delivery. Good Luck!
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16 Nov 2020
Developing politics knowledge beyond the classroom. Part three: wider reading
Equally I could have called this boosting your personal statement for UCAS.
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12 Nov 2020
Developing politics knowledge beyond the classroom. Part two: MOOCs
Related to a previous entry, equally this could be entitled 'Strengthening a UCAS application. Part two: MOOCs'
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10 Nov 2020
Developing politics knowledge beyond the classroom. Part one: online lectures
Equally this could be entitled 'Strengthening a UCAS application'. Part one: online lectures
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9 Nov 2020
Electoral College research and debate
The arguments for and against the current system for electing the US President are well known, but what really differentiates student answers is the depth and range of examples
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9 Nov 2020
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 09 November 2020
Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Don't forget - there is a 'Classroom Mode' for any teacher wishing to use this as part of their classroom delivery. Good Luck!
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9 Nov 2020
"Why Study A Level Politics?" Video
Our popular "Why Study A Level Politics?" video has been updated for 2020. If you have open days coming up (real or "virtual") this is a good way to help sell your course to potential students.
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4 Nov 2020
Great online event provided by The Guardian on election 2020
With the American election outcome on a knife edge, here is news of an online discussion led by one of Britain's leading journalists on the USA, Jonathan Freedland.
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3 Nov 2020
US election: last minute predictions
What do the foremost experts say what is likely to happen in the 2020 election? Text and video.
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2 Nov 2020
More devolution for the English regions?
There has been a lot of debate in recent weeks as to whether the Covid panademic would be better handled if the UK had a different, less centralised, system of government.
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2 Nov 2020
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 02 November 2020
Here's this week's post half-term UK politics news quiz. Don't forget - there is a 'Classroom Mode' for any teacher wishing to use this as part of their classroom delivery. Good Luck!
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19 Oct 2020
Race for the White House 2020 - Who Decides?
The art of psephology and picking the winner...
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19 Oct 2020
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 19 October 2020
Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good Luck!
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18 Oct 2020
US politics and society - recommended viewing on BBC and Netflix
Parallels between 1968 and 2020?
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14 Oct 2020
American third parties 2020
Who are they, and what's their role? And don't forget Kanye!
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12 Oct 2020
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 12 October 2020
Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good Luck!
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11 Oct 2020
When do Ministers Resign?
Where does ministerial responsibility lie with the current Education Secretary?
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