The Paisley Snail isn’t just a comic icon — he’s a gateway into one of the most important legal cases ever decided. These classroom resources are designed to make Donoghue v Stevenson clear, engaging, and memorable. Whether you’re teaching law, history, ethics, or the art of being a decent neighbour, you’ll find something useful here.
All materials are free to use, adapt, and share. The snail approves of educational generosity.
Resource Tiles
The case that changed everything — explained simply and clearly.
Lord Atkin’s famous idea, unpacked for modern learners.
A cultural, legal, and philosophical exploration of the snail’s legacy.
Discussion prompts, comprehension questions, and creative tasks.
Teacher Note
These resources are written with clarity, humour, and respect for learners of all ages. They work well in classrooms, study groups, or quiet evenings spent contemplating duty of care.
🟩 Further Outside Reading
• Donoghue v Stevenson [1932] AC 562
• Lord Atkin’s Neighbour Principle
• Modern applications of duty of care