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9 Mar 2016: Activity Three This worksheet contains questions based on the third video. There is no guarantee that answers have been provided for these questions, but the ideas are introduced in the videos and particularly in the case of Nettleship v Weston

24 Feb 2016: Activity Three: Practical Experiment In this simple experiment, you will use paper chromatography to separate coloured compounds from coloured pens, markers etc. A spot of the mixture is placed near the bottom of a piece of chromatography filter

3 Mar 2016: Activity One: Video One This worksheet contains questions based on the first video. There are clues or answers within the videos and the explorations materials but try to think about the answers, rather than just try to look them up. It certainly

21 Nov 2016: Brexit - The EU Referendum and Racism. Since the referendum result for Britain to leave the EU, there has been a considerable spike. in hate crimes. This has led many to start making claims that, overnight, racism has become. legitimate, and Britain

15 Dec 2016: Activity 3 – Muslim Women in the UK and Sharia Courts. The continued existence of sharia courts – community courts run by local sharia councils in. the United Kingdom, which adjudicate on issues of marriage, maintenance, domestic. violence and

21 Nov 2016: Moving into the 20th Century - Post-War UK Race and racism, in the aftermath of the Second World War, intersected with the anti-. immigrant sentiments of the native British population; there was a widespread hostility. towards Germans, who were

15 Dec 2016: Activity 1 – Shah Bano and the Triple Talaq Debate in India. In this activity we will study two particular instances in India, one in the 1980s, and one more. recent, where the Supreme Court of India has had to address the conflict between the

3 Oct 2016: Activity 3 – Understanding the refugee crisis According to the UNHCR, the major source countries of refugees today are Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The majority of people in the world who are fleeing

15 Dec 2016: Activity 2 – France and the Burkini Ban. In this activity, we will try to understand current debates in France around demands for a ban. on the burkini, a piece of clothing which covers the head and the body and which is used by. Muslim women. The

9 Mar 2016: Activity Two This worksheet contains questions based on the second video. There are answers or answers within the videos and further materials but try to think about the answers, rather than just try to look them up. In particular, these questions

21 Nov 2016: Racialisation and Racism - Pre 20th Century It is imperative to analyse British colonialism and Empire in order to understand racial. attitudes and racism in 20th century Britain. Although there may be apparent ‘visual’. differences between

24 Feb 2016: Activity One: Interaction between molecules 1. Chromatography In chemistry, chromatography is used as a separation, identification and purification technique. Analytical chemists use chromatography extensively to identify and quantify individual

15 Aug 2016: Activity 2 - What is the placenta and which species have one? All biologists have an idea of what the placenta is, but it is actually quite hard to define. Its structure varies dramatically between different species, many of its functions are unclear

21 Nov 2016: Racism in a ‘Colour blind’ Era. From the 1960s onwards we can start to see a move towards two particular defining characteristics. of racism, which are still prominent today. These are:. 1. The solidification of ‘post-racialism’. 2.

24 Feb 2016: Activity Two: Techniques used to perform chromatography Chromatography is widely used in academic and industrial research, forensic laboratories and pharmaceutical companies. The method is very flexible and therefore various techniques emerge. The

9 Mar 2016: Video Three Exploration So, you’ve read Nettleship v Weston and watched the first two videos, now we have the chance to think about some tangents from the main issues in the case, which is what this video will briefly do. 1. What did you think

3 Mar 2016: Video 1: Exploration Introduction: When should a person who causes harm have to pay you for that harm? Imagine that someone bumps into you, causing you to drop the shopping you are carrying, cracking eggs and breaking some bottles? While in practice

9 Mar 2016: Video Two: Exploration Nettleship v Weston was a case within the tort of negligence. A man was injured while giving informal driving lessons to a friend because that friend crashed the car into a lamppost. The core question was whether the friend, a