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signatures
Government response threshold (10,000) · 99/10,000
Debate threshold (100,000) · 99/100,000
Background
The decisions young people make today will shape Britain for decades. Yet many in England can stop studying History at just 14 — before they’ve developed the skills and critical thinking needed to understand society, politics, and global events.
We believe that History helps children recognise misinformation, learn from past mistakes, and navigate a divided world. Making it compulsory until at least 16 would, we believe help create informed, thoughtful citizens who can protect democracy and build a fairer, stronger society.