Show it! Group presentation - Crime and Punishment - Year 5

As part of a dynamic learning journey exploring the evolution of 'crime and punishment' throughout history, Year 5 students are encouraged to showcase their understanding by presenting to their classmates. This culmination of their studies is a chance for them to consolidate their knowledge and communicate their findings in an engaging and informative manner. The presentations can be conducted in diverse formats, including the use of digital tools such as PowerPoint, which staff may prepare to reflect the ongoing learning and progress of the class.

Working in small groups of up to six, the children are given the autonomy to select a specific focus for their presentation. The topics available for exploration include the role of the jury, the duties and significance of a judge, the foundation and development of the Metropolitan Police, the historical importance of Scotland Yard, and the use of stocks as a form of punishment. Through these presentations, students will delve into the historical context and trace how each aspect of 'crime and punishment' has transformed over the years, providing insight into the societal shifts and legal advancements that have shaped our current justice system.