Fantastic morning for @asfcPolitics students. They took part in a 'Hope for the future workshop' with @AngelaRayner, discussing issues such as climate change, the build back projects following COVID_19 and what it is like to be a female in politics. #nextlevel
As part of our American Civil Rights studies we look at the Montgomery Bus Boycott. But did you know that there was a bus boycott in Bristol @ASFC_EandD
https://t.co/5pTH2ZZoYn
In our Civil Rights Unit we cover this very issue about depiction of Black Americans. Gone with the Wind is one of our focussed texts @ashtonsixthform @ASFC_EandD
#BlackLivesMatterUK
Gone with the Wind removed from HBO Max - BBC News https://t.co/uLR7hkAB9d
Still a bit confused as to what exactly the Supreme Court is legally assessing today? Then watch this. Best 2 minute explanation I’ve seen yet:https://t.co/tSReTdmcva
The Miller case, 2017, saw 11 judges sit for the first time. Today too 11 sat - that’s how significant this is!
Y12 - we will be studying ways in which the UK can and cannot be considered democratic. Traditionally parties don't run against the speaker to allow him to remain (relatively) neutral. This story is quite a change for a main party.
Register to vote - https://t.co/uLniuz0lAC. Will you be old enough to vote if an election is called? Make sure your voice is heard! https://t.co/4miAhp5qCk
The first thing they teach in law school - The Queen-in-Parliament is sovereign.
Not the Government, not the Prime Minister, and no, not the public via a referendum.
What has happened today rips up centuries of stable government.
It’s an outrage. https://t.co/RRDL0o3qL5
Today we welcomed @MayorofGM
Politics and Humanities students had the opportunity to hear about the Mayor’s journey in to Politics. They took part in a Q&A exploring a range of topics from transport to climate change to the current structure of our government. #ImagineYourFuture