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UK Parliament Week

WHAT IS UK PARLIAMENT WEEK? UK Parliament Week (UKPW) is an annual event, spreading the word about what UK Parliament is, what it does and how you can get involved. Register to get a free kit to help you get informed about your UK Parliament, take action and make an impact on the issues you care about. The UKPW booklets are tailored for primary schools, secondary schools, youth groups or over 18s, so pick whichever booklet suits your group best. Use the options in the booklet to plan a UK Parliament Week activity to suit whatever time you have available and age groups you’re working with.

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This isn't a Great British PAC event — we've listed it because we think our supporters will be interested. For tickets, times or questions, please contact the organiser.

WHAT IS UK PARLIAMENT WEEK?

UK Parliament Week (UKPW) is an annual event, spreading the word about what UK Parliament is, what it does and how you can get involved. Apply for a free kit to help you get informed about your UK Parliament, take action and make an impact on the issues you care about. 

Last year over 2.8 million people took part in every nation and region of the UK, and countries all over the world. 

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

Apply for a UKPW kit packed with resources to help you plan your UKPW activity.

The UKPW booklets are tailored for primary schools, secondary schools, youth groups or over 18s, so pick whichever booklet suits your group best. Use the options in the booklet to plan a UK Parliament Week activity to suit whatever time you have available and age groups you’re working with. 

NEED SOME INSPIRATION?

With over 20,000 activities last year, UK Parliament Week was celebrated in all sorts of ways. Here are a few ideas to get you started: 

  • lively debates and quizzes 

  • discussing issues and holding votes 

  • creating petitions 

  • themed assemblies and school council elections 

  • baking, crafting and colouring 

  • meeting your MP, a member of the Lords, local councillors, mayors, MSPs, MSs or MLAs – either in person or virtually