Is voting about self interest and individual freedom or about the common good and social justice? Who is in a position of power? Who is going to make change happen and how would you lead a campaign for change?
Student perspectives on politics complements the sections 'Social and Moral Responsibility' and 'Community Involvement'. It provides resources for students to be 'active citizens' for political engagement as well as 'participation in life'. It is designed to increase students' knowledge base on matters of identity, the nature of pressure groups, control and influence in society and democratic processes. These ideas are supported by a series of student formed seminar activities.
Student perspectives on politics
Democracy
Students can study topics on the meaning of democracy, minorities and elite power
Media
Students can study the topic on media as a conservative force
Religion and society
Students can study the political significance of religion
The student forum
An evaluation of students creating resources for students
Social and Moral Responsibility 
Pressure Groups