Approved by WJEC‑qualified exam moderators and created following the latest CPD. All resources were last taught in 2024.

This collection gives you everything needed to deliver the full Unit 2 content on the social construction of criminality. These lessons help learners understand how crime varies across cultures, time periods and locations, and how major events shape public attitudes and legal responses. All resources are fully structured and non‑specialist friendly, supporting strong foundational knowledge for AC1.2.
Resources included:

L2 The Dunblane Shooting
L6 Exam Question and R4
L2 The Hungerford Massacre
L1 What is the Social Construction of Crime
L2 How Does Crime Differ Around the World – Gun Crime
L3 How Have Laws Changed Over Time
L4 RE‑TEACH Understand Social Constructions of Criminality
L5 RE‑TEACH Understand Social Constructions of Criminality

Perfect for:

• Teachers wanting clear, structured delivery of AC1.2
• Non‑specialists covering sensitive historical cases confidently
• Centres wanting consistent materials for low‑ and high‑ability students
• Learners preparing for Unit 2 exam questions on social construction

What learners develop:

• Understanding of how crime and deviance differ across cultures and eras
• Insight into how major incidents influence legislation and public opinion
• Strong application skills for exam‑style questions
• Knowledge of social, historical and cultural factors shaping criminality