Learn with the Lords: Question Time for UK Parliament Week
Session
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A very useful teaching resource. There was a good focus on key exam themes. It was interesting to hear from such an interesting cross-section of members of the Lords.
Jeanette, New College Worcester -
A first-class event, very informative.
Jim, Vale Academy -
Our college is a long way from London, so online opportunities like this to interact with Parliament are really valuable.
Victoria, Sunderland Sixth Form College
What is Question Time?
This is an online panel event for post-16 students.
Four members of the House of Lords will share insights on the following question:
“20 years after The Constitutional Reform Act, where does sovereignty lie in the UK?”
The panel will reflect on the development of the UK Constitution, with reference to recent and potential future reform.
We will be joined by:
After the discussion, you will have the chance to submit questions for the panel to answer live!
How does the event work?
The event will be live streamed on our website via YouTube.
You will be sent a joining link in an email the week leading up to the event, and the day before the event. Check your spam folder if these don’t arrive.
How do we submit questions for the panel?
On the morning of the event, you will also receive a link to a Slido board. This will enable you, the teacher, to submit questions for the panel when the broadcast starts.
Don’t worry if you can’t watch live, the YouTube link with enable you to watch the session on catch-up.
You will need a laptop/tablet connected to a large screen with speakers. It’s up to your how many pupils and classes join in and watch.
Who can take part?
This event is open to all students aged 16 and above. It is particularly beneficial for those studying Politics, Higher Modern Studies, Law, History or related subjects.
What's in it for my students?
Participating in this live event will enrich your students’ classroom learning. The discussion will give expert insight into curriculum topics, providing examples and case studies for use in exams and coursework.
