Quiz on British Values in Education

What are British Values in Education?

• A set of values the government believes are important for children to learn

• A set of values that are optional for schools to teach

• A set of values created by schools independently

• A set of values that only apply to private schools

When did the promotion of British values in schools begin?

• In 2010

• After the terrorist attacks in London in 2005

• After World War II

• In the year 2000

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 British Values in Education?

• Democracy

• Individual liberty

• Respect for the rule of law

• Economic freedom

What does 'respect for the rule of law' mean?

• People can make their own laws

• Laws are optional for citizens

• Everyone in society is treated equally and fairly

• Only the government follows the laws

What is the foundation of the UK's political system?

• Oligarchy

• Democracy

• Theocracy

• Monarchy

What does 'individual liberty' allow people to do?

• Impose their beliefs on others

• Avoid participating in society

• Ignore the laws

• Pursue their own goals and interests within the bounds of the law

What is the purpose of promoting British values in schools?

• To prepare students for international travel

• To promote British culture exclusively

• To increase school funding

• To create a more cohesive and integrated society

Which subject is NOT typically used to teach British values?

• History

• Citizenship

• Mathematics

• PSHE (Personal, Social, Health, and Economic education)

What is the role of a British Values Display in schools?

• To replace textbooks

• To reinforce the importance of British values

• To be used only during inspections

• To serve as a legal document

What is the first step in creating a British Values School Policy?

• Taking stock of your school

• Consulting with the government

• Writing the policy immediately

• Ignoring community input