From Neutrality to Peace: responding to the rise of racism
Nuzhat Uthmani, Lecturer in Primary Education at Stirling University, and Committee member of Educators for Peace, argues that neutrality in education is untenable and potentially harmful.
Nuzhat Uthmani, Lecturer in Primary Education at Stirling University, and Committee member of Educators for Peace, argues that neutrality in education is untenable and potentially harmful.
Over 600 young people across the Highlands and Moray turned their climate concerns into powerful creative action through Highland One World’s Art for Action project.
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.
MD Rezaur Rahman, PhD researcher and chair of the West Lothian Community Race
Forum, explores how Global Citizenship brings communities together.
Take a look at these classroom resources for Scotland’s first Reading Schools Week and explore how reading can inspire action.
Moira Lane from Glenelg primary school, explains how using picture books opened up a fresh way of approach Children’s Rights with young learners.
Dr Graham Fairweather, school librarian at Prestwick Academy, was determined that every person that walked through the library doors would find books that represent them. He explains how they set about creating that diverse collection.
NOTiCEBOARD
Explore the new Anti-Racist English and Literacy materials on antiracisted.scot, designed to support teachers in embedding anti-racist practice across any literacy genre and CfE level
How should we handle tough conversations in today’s politically fractious climate? These learning resources from the Centre for Responsible Debate can help
This interactive course is open to Early Level practitioners looking to develop skills and confidence to embed Global Citizenship Education through play
Wain: LGBT Reimaginings of Scottish Folklore
A beautifully illustrated collection of LGBT-themed poetry for teenagers based on retellings of Scottish myths.
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