Edwina, Claire, Zoe and Alex can be found in the 800s in the lower ground floor of the Art & Media building, along with the rest of the Social Sciences team.
Earlier this month, students from Huddersfield New College (@huddnewcoll) met Supreme Court Justice, Lord Sales, in an 'Ask a Justice' session. They asked him about his career, difficult cases, and judicial precedent. Find out more about the programme: https://t.co/Vwu0Okx8LC
Our Social Sciences students have recently enjoyed a number of inspiring virtual events which have deepened their subject knowledge & seen them exploring the handling of real murder cases. Read our story and find out how to access our lesson tasters here: https://t.co/Snj9dOfHP0
If you'd like to thank one of your teachers this lockdown, you can do so for FREE via @UKThankATeacher Sending a quick note about why you appreciate their hard work & dedication will make a big difference to them! #Gratitude
Today on 30 September Lord Kerr of Tonaghmore retired as a Supreme Court Justice following eleven years in the Supreme Court. Lord Reed has paid tribute to him in this video: https://t.co/ZD2ywqVxkF
Are you looking to join an outstanding, award winning College? Could you be our new teacher of Criminology and be part of a team that transforms lives? Due to a growth in student numbers, we have a new position for a Criminology teacher. Read more here: https://t.co/Jgj69Ndt0a
The DfE have now removed the cap limiting uni places. If you missed the entry criteria for your 1st choice uni last Thurs based on your Awarded Grade profile, but now meet it based on your Centre Assessed Grade profile, you will need to contact the uni ASAP to discuss your place
Calling all Year 10s! Our virtual taster event, HNC @ Home: Year 10 is now live. Access this special online resource to find out more about #HNC and start planning your next steps after school by clicking here >>> https://t.co/x6lgFzzYNT #NextSteps
Very excited to be working in partnership with @UniversityofLaw for 2020/21! Lots more to come over the summer too including new content, teacher answers and more - Have you signed up yet? #watchthisspace https://t.co/pbiwR4et8a
Can you help Your HNC to be the top college in the AOC's Go the Distance challenge? Every walk, wheel, run or cycling mile you complete helps us to complete one of their big challenges and be in with a chance of winning. Email [email protected] for the Strava invite
Congratulations to Lord Burrows who was sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice today in a small ceremony in the Court’s library. He recited the judicial oath in front of the President, Lord Reed. The other Justices watched remotely. A video of the ceremony will be available soon.
Following Govt announcements, we will be continuing with remote learning from Monday 20th April. Please see the latest Moodle update about how this will work for those in Year 13 - further info about exams is also included. You can also access it here: https://t.co/IbjAR9ApQp
@jwsheridan91 That's great news. Please pass the Law team's regards to your parents when you next talk to them. Your Dad is still held in high regard 🤩
Can I accept more than one offer? Does accepting an offer mean I have to take up that place or make my College place more guaranteed? This is one of of our biggest FAQs! Here we take a look at how the acceptance system works and how the choice is yours: https://t.co/hhkKWBYIIu
@guruteaching Love this. Subject knowledge is assumed. Whilst we have time/resources/opportunity for pedagogy, there is little (if any) for subject knowledge. Thank goodness the subject of Law keeps still and doesn't change or respond to changing events in soci..et..
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On this day Parliament passed the first law allowing some women to vote: the Representation of the People Act 1918.
To vote, women had to be over 30 and own land or premises above a certain value, or be married to a man who did.
The Act also allowed all men over 21 to vote.