Resources to help you
Want to learn more about the Rule of Law? Whether you’re an educator, a student or just interested, here are some resources created by our experts that will help you learn and teach about the Rule of Law.
Designed for use in and out of classroom settings and developed by experts, these materials make it easy to explore, understand, and teach the core principles of the Rule of Law in engaging and accessible ways.
The lessons plans cover:
- Equality before the law
- Judicial independence
- Access to justice
- Rights and responsibilities
- Links to broader citizenship education
Free downloadable resources
| Resource | Worksheet explanation | Download link |
|---|---|---|
Rule of Law Worksheets | Illustrated worksheets covering fair play, judicial independence, equality, accountability and legal certainty. Suitable for ages 11 – 16. | Download the resource [PDF, 13.7MB] |
Facilitation Guides | Facilitation guides developed with our partner Cumberland Lodge covering A Human Rights Charter and Magna Carta for the future. Suitable for ages 16 – 18. | Download the resource [PDF, 6MB] |
OAK Lesson Plans | Lesson plans developed with OAK designed to teach rule of law in classrooms. Suitable for key stages 1 – 4. | View Key Stage 1 resources View Key Stage 2 resources View Key Stage 3 resources View Key Stage 4 resources |
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