On the 20th of February 2016 David Cameron announced that a referendum would be held on the 23rd of June…
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Welcome to Cranleigh
The Cranleigh School Politics blog is a new initiative aiming at giving our students the chance to take a lead in political discussions and debates, in both domestic and global political affairs.
Post are written mostly by students, with some others by staff, with editorial oversight from Mr Will Davis (Head of History and Politics).
This is a great resource not only for current Politics A Level students, but also for anyone with an interest in current affairs, a desire to study in the future or if you just want a different perspective of what is happening in the world! Enjoy.
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Multiculturalism is the enemy of liberalism.
At the annual schools politics conference earlier this week I was struck by the prevalence of identity politics. What do…
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Prisoners in the UK should be allowed to vote
This is a very contentious subject with many holding very strong views on the matter such as David Cameron, who…
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No Deal is and has always been the only way to leave the EU
After much fanfare, Theresa May finally announced to the nation last week that she had managed to reach a deal…
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Globalisation has successfully helped to advance Human Rights across the world
Previously, human rights for everyone seemed something of a utopian ideal, with abuse of them rife in the pre-war years.…
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Women should have their own representatives in Parliament.
Women’s equality, although having improved greatly since the early 20th century, still has not been fully achieved. Even in the…
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Proportional Representation creates instability and is not a good system.
Proportional representation is a system where political parties got the same proportion of seats in parliament equivalent to as the…
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De-globalisation could lead to even more environmental problems.
Many environmentalists believe that globalisation is causing an increase in global warming. This is because with more interconnectedness and thus…
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Podcast – Deal or No Deal
Our Politics podcasts are back after a two year hiatus! We first started creating podcasts with our students in the…
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Video: Deal or No Deal
Each year the Political Studies Association runs a national short video competition for 6th form students focusing on current political…
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