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Citizenship (Wales)

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Politics and democracy

  • Say what?

    Are you familiar with key political and understand what they mean? Take a look at these 10 words or phrases to get you started.

  • Democracy

    Democracy is a system of government where the power lies with the people through representation. Learn about why we have a representative democracy in Wales and the UK.

  • How it all works

    Everything you need to know about why we have a UK prime minister and a first minister in Wales.

  • Why should I care?

    If you're aged 11-14, you may be thinking what does politics have to do with me? Here are a few things for you to consider.

  • Political icons

    Influential political icons, past and present.

  • Wales football players

    What do Jess Fishlock and Chris Gunter have to say about politics?

  • The story of UK democracy

    Rapper Saskia Pay explains everything you need to know about UK democracy.

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