British Values

Which of these is not a British Value

• Democracy

• Mutual Respect

• Rule of law

• Family life

Which of these is an example of taking part in democracy?

• Making a roast dinner

• Writing to your MP

• Volunteering for a charity

• Supporting England

Why is democracy a shared British Value?

• Everyone has to vote

• It gives all voters a say in who is elected

• It's traditional

Which of these is NOT a requirement to be an MP in the UK?

• To be 18

• To not have been in jail for more than a year

• to have been to university

Why do we value the rule of law?

• It keeps us safe

• It keeps the police busy

• It lets us do anything we want

What does the rule of law mean?

• People living their lives by the law

• Everyone making laws

• Knowing all of the laws

Which of these are liberties that you have?

• I can choose my clothes, friends and partner

• I can get revenge on anyone who hurts me

• I can have anything I want

How can we show our mutual respect for and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs and for those without faith?

• Accept and celebrate differences in people's faiths and beliefs

• All agree on one faith

• Ignore other people's beliefs as long as they don't affect you

Why do people value mutual respect and tolerance for different faiths and beliefs?

• If you respect other's beliefs, you can expect others to respect yours

• It's the law

• Because arguing about religion is wrong

What benefit do you get from individual liberties?

• Everyone can do whatever they want

• I can live my life how I choose

• I can tell other people how to live their lives