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Children and Parliament
Last updated: 16 August 2003
There are a number of websites and other resources suitable for children and young people (and their parents and teachers) learning about Parliament. Here are a few of them below. Let us know of others by using our Feedback Form.
To go straight to the website, click on >>Website next to the name below, or to browse through our list with a brief description and a preview, click on the >>More link below.
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Explore Parliament - from the Parliamentary Education Unit >>Website >>More
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Junior Parliament - also from the Parliamentary Education Unit >>Website >>More
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The main Parliamentary Education Unit website >>Website >>More
Here's our list in
a bit more detail.
To view a particular website just click on relevant picture or icon.
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1. Explore Parliament is part of the Parliamentary Education Unit's website and, although it's for people of all ages, it has facilities suitable for children. |
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2. From the same
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3. Children's Express (UK) is a programme of learning through journalism for
young people aged 8-18. Members of their six
bureaux around the UK regularly see their work in local and
national newspapers, and hear each other on radio and television. |
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4. This is the BBC's relatively new Man in Parliament. The website is regularly refreshed. |
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The site includes a registration form to get you on the UKYP mailing list;
a questionnaire; Information & Bulletin Boards for the latest news and
information about the UKYP; Talkboards where you can start up and join in
discussion on key issues |
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6. The International Children's Parliament, based at New Parliament House in Edinburgh, has been established to work towards a greater understanding and acceptance of the rights of children. |
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 Parliamentary Education Unit |
7. The Parliamentary Education Unit: answers enquiries from teachers and young people; liaises with educational bodies and organisations; arranges occasional visits to schools, teachers' conferences, etc.; provides resources about Parliament's work |
If you know of other similar websites for
children interested in Parliament,
please let us know by using our Feedback
Form.
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