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What does this picture show? 13/11/2018 What does this picture show?

say on who runs the country 13/11/2018 What is a democracy? A democracy is having a say on who runs the country Discussion – how do you decide who to vote for? Bring out… want to know WHAT THEY WOULD DO  What are their policies? WHAT THEY BELIEVE IN, WHAT THEIR PLANS ARE  Their manifesto THEIR VALUES AND APPROACH  political party

European Democracy week 13/11/2018 European Democracy week Keywords: Democracy Parliament Political Party Election Learning Goals Students will be able to explain the importance of the democratic vote in Europe Students will evaluate the successes and flaws of such a system

European Democracy week Watch the clip

This week is European democracy week. What are the benefits of living in a democracy?

What happened in Spain last week? Watch me Last week an illegal vote took place in Barcelona to allow them to become independent of the Spanish government. What referendum was held in the UK and what was the result? Was it the right result? Should the Catalonian people be allowed independence? What problems may there be with this?

This week is European democracy week. What are the problems with living in a democracy?

This week you have a chance to take part in a democratic vote. Youth Mayor elections are on Thursday and there will be voting booths in school. One of our own sixth form students, Ebony Maddison is running for youth mayor. Make sure you get your say!!

Ebony’s Manifesto: