People and Society Government and Politics

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  • Directgov Kids  - Government sites presents information for primary aged children, with animations, games and activities on all aspects of society, health, government and the economy.
  • Funky Dragon  - Youth site of the Welsh Assembly Government contains extensive information on children's rights, issues of the day and ways to get involved and make the voice of youth heard.
  • HeadsUp  - Organises regular online debates for under 18s, attended by MPs, MEPs and policy makers. Includes background information on the political issues of the day, plus details of how to register for and take part in the debates.
  • Northern Ireland Youth Forum  - Represents the view of children and young people in Northern Ireland to government. Contains news, details of how the Youth Forum works and information on "The Big Deal", the forum's youth participation project.
  • Scottish Youth Parliament  - Details what the Scottish Youth Parliament is and what it does and contains discussion boards and information on the SYP's parliaments and procedures.
  • UK Youth Parliament  - Explains what the Youth Parliament is, how it works and how to become an MYP. Features campaign mini sites, details of current issues, links, news and resources.
  • UK Youth Parliament Forums  - Lively debate forums for young people interested in politics and current issues, run by the UK Youth Parliament.
  • Votes at 16  - Coalition of over 40 organisations in the UK campaigning for the voting age to be lowered to 16. Puts the argument in favour of this change and provides news and lots of ideas on how to support the campaign.
  • Who is Margaret Thatcher and What Did She Do?  - Page written for children examining the career and legacy of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
  • Who Runs the UK?  - Primary school site answers questions about the British government, monarchy, House of Commons, House of Lords and elections.
 
 
 
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