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1 3 www.teachwire.net WHAT IS IT? UK Parliament offers a wide range of free online and print resources, which link to the curriculum and support teaching about parliament, politics and democracy. They perfectly accompany UK Parliament’s other free education services, which include interactive workshops, CPD opportunities and events such as UK Parliament Week (1st-7th November). CONTACT Visit: learning. parliament.uk Call: 020 7219 4496 Email: engage@ parliament.uk “All of the resources that I ordered fromUK Parliament are of the highest quality, as well as being informative and relevant” Leila Harris, SENIOR LEADER, PARKFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL SEE I T I N ACT I ON Sign up to UK Parliament’s education newsletter to stay up-to-date with exciting learning opportunities for teachers and schools NEED TO KNOW! 1 UK Parliament offers a range of free learning resources and services for schools, colleges and home educators across the UK. Available to order or download: learning.parliament.uk/resources/ 2 All resources help to make teaching British values and democracy relevant and a valuable, engaging and enjoyable part of school life. 3 New Learn Live sessions are fun, online learning sessions to engage young people with the work of UK Parliament wherever they are! C I T I Z E N S H I P D E M O C R A C Y P A R L I A M E N T P O L I T I C S Free resources from UK Parliament TAKE A LOOK! Online and print resources that support the curriculum UK Parliament’s free resources support the curriculum in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.They include online and printed activities with accompanying teacher notes, orderable booklets, assembly PowerPoints, games, lesson plans, videos and muchmore. Four favourites are: • ‘Discover the UK Parliament 7-11’: a booklet packed with fascinating facts, games and fun learning activities that challenge pupils to explore the difference between rules and laws, and how they can get involved with their UK Parliament. • The interactive game,‘MP for aWeek’, which builds students’understanding of the role of aMember of Parliament. • ‘How itWorks Post 16’: a great publication, providing older students with useful insights into howUK Parliament works. • Learn Live: Votes for Women: this tells the story of women’s suffrage in the UK. Learn Live is a fun, interactive approach to engage young people with the work of UK Parliament. The teachingmaterials, which have been designed to suit different styles of learning, empower primary and secondary educators to teach topics across the citizenship, history, SMSC, modern studies and politics curriculum. You’ll also find a whole range of great topics of study on the website, including British values, black history, debating, and equality and diversity. Follow @UKParlEducation and sign up to the newsletter for the latest updates.