Rule of Law.pptx
Retreivel Practice:
What are the 5 British Values and what do they mean?
Rule of law – The law applies to everyone equally.
Democracy – A way of making decisions where everyone has a say.
Mutual respect- Treating other people with dignity and recognising their value .
Individual liberty - everyone has the freedom to make their own choices, express themselves and live there life as they choose, as long as it doesn’t harm others or break the law.
Tolerance- accpeting and understanding others beliefs and behaviours even if they are different from yours.
Items in this lesson
Retreivel Practice:
What are the 5 British Values and what do they mean?
Rule of law – The law applies to everyone equally.
Democracy – A way of making decisions where everyone has a say.
Mutual respect- Treating other people with dignity and recognising their value .
Individual liberty - everyone has the freedom to make their own choices, express themselves and live there life as they choose, as long as it doesn’t harm others or break the law.
Tolerance- accpeting and understanding others beliefs and behaviours even if they are different from yours.
Friday 9th May
TBQ: How will I know the difference between a rule and the law.
Vocabulary check
Parliment
Rule
Law
Employed
Pedestrian
What are rules and why do we have them?
We have rules at school and at home to keep us safe, to make sure everyone is treated fairly and to help us learn right from wrong.
Who can tell me some of our school rules ?
We are always ready to learn
We always listen to adults in school
We are always kind with our hands, feet and voices
We always respect each other and property
We always follow instructions
We always tell the truth
What do you think school would be like if we didn’t have rules?
Do you think these people have the same rules as us?
They may not have some of the same rules as you for example their bedtime may be later yours, but they definatly have the same laws as us.
Laws are big important rules made by parliament that help us to live together peacefully and keep us safe.
The rule of law means that no one is above the law, celebrities, government, police officers, teachers - everybody! We all must follow the same laws.
Rules - are made by your parents or school that will help to follow the law and know right from wrong when you are older.
Some parents may have different rules and some schools may have different rules they can vary.
Laws that you follow already, or are here to protect you.
In England, children and young people have a legal right to education, meaning you must be in education, training, or employment until you are 18.
when a pedestrian steps onto a zebra crossing, road traffic must give way.
Can not have a job or be employed until you are 13.
In the UK, children must use an appropriate child car seat until they are 12 years old or 135cm (4ft 5in) tall, whichever comes first.
You can start to learn to drive when you are 17.
Quiz Time
Red card for breaking a rule
Green Card for breaking the law
3 correct = 1 dojo
