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Trips to Parliament

8 December 2025

This term we were fortunate to bring two trips to Parliament. 

In September Years 10 and 12 visited where they watched a film about democracy and toured the historic building and in December Years 8 and 9 visited, taking part in a workshop where they learned about petitions and they also toured the site.

These trips supported students' learning in Magis about democracy, UK governance and law making as well as learning about how the building has been used from a royal palace through to its current use.

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