Explore Tools for Global Citizenship

Whether you're planning ahead or responding to what's happening in the world, these tools are here to support you with meaningful, ready-to-use classroom activities.

Thinking Beyond Borders

Sarah-Jane from Scotdec reflects on the ways this festival in the Scottish Borders brought young people together to discuss some of the pressing issues of our time.

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Navigating Online Spaces

Jordan Daly, Co-Founder and Director of Time for Inclusive Education (TIE), outlines a new education initiative supporting teachers and learners to identify disinformation and counter online extremism and hate.

Spotlight on... Intl Migrant Day (18 December)

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What Makes Me Scottish?

Jen Buchan, Global Citizenship advisor with Scotdec, reflects on ways to explore identity with young people and highlights new resources to aid this discussion.

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Refugees Welcome?

How we respond to conflict, migration and refugees is an on-going subject at both a political and personal sphere. In this article we revisit the ‘why’ and the ‘how’ we address this issue in our education settings.

Key moments this month:

DECEMBER

Recommended reading:

Somewhere We Are Human

2nd December

International day for the Abolition of Slavery

3rd December

International Day of Persons with Disabilities

10th December

Human Rights Day

18th December

International Migrants Day


NOTiCEBOARD

Join online for the launch of antiracisted.scot’s new Anti-Racist Literacy materials, designed to support teachers in embedding anti-racist practice across any literacy genre and CfE level

The new Art for Action toolkit supports upper primary and secondary teachers to facilitate creative, learner-led “artivism” projects focused on social justice and environmental issues

Link maths, science and global citizenship using past and present examples of plant collecting for the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s collection of 3 million pressed plant samples stored in its Herbarium. Find out more

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