An important part of learning about British values is understanding how our justice system works. In Literacy, we have been studying Alfred Noyes’ ‘The Highwayman’. We held a courtroom trial of King George’s soldiers. They were found innocent of stealing ale, but guilty of other crimes, and sentenced to twenty years in prison!
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- Our judge.
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- Being sworn in.
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- Giving evidence.
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- Eyewitnesses.
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- The pathologist gives evidence.
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- The prosecution team address the jury.
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- The defence team address the jury.
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- The jury listen and make notes.
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- The jury make their decision in secret.
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- The judge announces sentencing.
RRSA: Article 29, 40
Literacy: To become familiar with a range of works from our literary heritage. To articulate and justify answers, arguments and opinions. To participate in debates.
