Citizenship Studies study guides

An overview of the Active citizenship theme of AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering what citizenship action means, the difference between advocacy and direct action, how to plan and run an advocacy campaign, and how to evaluate the impact of action against its aims.

An overview of the Life in modern Britain theme of AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering the principles and values that underpin society, identity and diversity, the role of the media and the free press, and the UK's role in international organisations such as the UN, NATO and the Commonwealth.

An overview of the Politics and participation theme of AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering democracy and government, Parliament and the Prime Minister, elections and voting systems, local government and devolution, how citizens influence decisions, and the economy and public spending.

An overview of the Rights and responsibilities theme of AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering the legal system and sources of law, criminal and civil law, the justice system and courts, human rights and the law, and citizens' rights at work and as consumers.