Global Citizenship magazine for schools

Schools

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Jennifer Hutton, class teacher and project lead for Learning for Sustainability at Dunblane Primary School, shares a whole school focus on SDG 10: Reduced inequalities.

Gemma Walters, Principle Teacher of Equity at Smithycroft Secondary School, Glasgow, explains how and why she started an Anti-Racist Club in her school.

Ben Sparham and S1 pupils from Inverness High School introduce the Geography of clothes and their prize winning social enterprise Cearcal Clothes.

What role can maths play in understanding and addressing global issues young people care about? We hear from Maths teachers who have been exploring this in the classroom.

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Holocaust Memorial Day

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Holocaust Memorial Day, held annually on 27 January, is the day for everyone to remember the millions of people murdered in the Holocaust, under Nazi Persecution, and in the genocides which followed in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur. Find out more 

Fair Trade Week

Fairtrade

Celebrate Fair Trade Education Week from 4-8 March. Replacing Fair Trade Fortnight – which has moved to September – this is a chance for schools to take part in a mini lesson and celebrate Fair Trade in Scotland. Find out more here

LGBTQI+ History Month

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Medicine #UnderTheScope is the theme for the 2024 event which celebrates LGBTQI+ peoples’ contribution to the field of Medicine and Healthcare both historically and today. Download Education resources for Early Years to Secondary here 

International Women’s Day

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Imagine a gender equal world. International Women's Day (IWD) is celebrated each year on 8 March and campaigns for women’s equality. The theme for this year is #InspireInclusion Find out more 

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