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WorksheetsSTM British Values KS2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of these is a British Value?
The rule of the Police
Freedom of action
Democracy
The choice to live however you want.
Which of these is an example of DEMOCRACY in our school?
School Council
Pupil of the week
The Gold Book
Class Dojo
How do people in this country participate in democracy?
Getting angry at each other
Making posters
Voting in elections
Starting arguements
How are important decisions made in this country?
The people decide.
Members of Parliament (MP) vote on decisions.
The Queen decides.
Rock, Paper, Scissors
Which of these is a British Value?
Where have I left my ruler?
Ancient Egyptian ruler
Rule of 3
Rule of Law
Which of these is NOT an example of a law?
Do not steal.
Do not damage property.
Give things back if you borrow them.
All children must attend school.
Who does the rule of law apply to?
Everyone
The Police
MPs (Members of Parliament)
Judges
Who makes the laws?
The Prime Minister
MPs (Members of Parliament)
The Queen
Out headteacher
Which of these is a British Value?
The Statue of Liberty
Individuality
Freedom
Individual Liberty
Which of these can adults choose to do?
Live where they want.
Follow whichever faith they want.
Love who they want.
All of these
What happens if you don't like someone's choices?
You're allowed to disagree but you don't get to decide for them.
Shout.
Get upset.
Report them
Which of these is a British Value?
Making money
Looking smart
Respect and tolerance of others
Winning everything
Respect means...
Treating people the way you would like to be treated.
Listening to other people's ideas.
Being kind and thoughtful.
All of these.
Being respectful means always agreeing with people.
True
False
What helps you to be respectful and tolerant?
Learning about different faiths, cultures and lifestyles.
Exercise
Healthy Eating
Making sure your voice is the loudest.
