A level Politics Core and Non-Core Political Ideas network event | Pearson qualifications

A level Politics Core and Non-Core Political Ideas network event | Pearson qualifications

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Fri Mar 08 13:49:00 UTC 2024

This update contains a recording of a recent Spring 2024 Edexcel A level Politics network event focusing on Core and Non-Core Political Ideas.

We recently ran a network event for Edexcel A level Politics teachers on Core and Non-Core Political Ideas. We've made a recording of this event available below:

Edexcel A level Politics Core and Non-Core Political Ideas network event

Edexcel A level Politics Core and Non-Core Political Ideas network event

Edexcel A level Politics Core and Non-Core Political Ideas network event

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Mark Battye

Government and Politics

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