Citizenship Studies study guides

An overview of Theme B of Edexcel GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering political parties and candidates, elections and voting systems, forming a government, the Westminster Parliament, making law, the uncodified constitution, devolution, and taxation and government spending.

An overview of Theme C of Edexcel GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering the role of law in everyday life, the principles and sources of law, civil and criminal law, the justice system in England and Wales, courts and tribunals, youth justice, and crime, sentencing and punishment.

An overview of Theme A of Edexcel GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering the changing UK population and migration, mutual respect and the Equality Act 2010, identity, the democratic values and human rights that underpin society, and how local democracy and local services work.

An overview of Theme D of Edexcel GCSE Citizenship Studies, covering citizen participation, groups and workplace rights, the media and a free press, using the media for influence, the UK and Europe after Brexit, the UK in the wider world, and rights and responsibilities in global conflict.

An overview of Theme E of Edexcel GCSE Citizenship Studies, the required citizenship action, covering identifying and researching an issue, representing viewpoints, planning and delivering an action, and critically evaluating its impact.