Schools in Scotland will be the first to take part in a new theatre in education programme about the Bosnian genocide this week (w/c 18 Sept). ‘Inseparable: Lessons from a nation divided’ is a powerful piece set in the modern day, which explores adult themes of war crimes and violence through the eyes of three…
Case study: Helping Scottish children learn lessons from Srebrenica
The comprehensive set of lesson plans can be used across the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence and provide students with the vocabulary to understand it and condemn genocide. Pupils learn that the seeds of prejudice are rooted in everyday language, as they explore key terms such as prejudice, stereotype and persecution in a range of activities….
Free education pack helps Scottish children learn lessons from Srebrenica
his year marked the 20th anniversary of the genocide – the worst crime on European soil since the Second World War, which saw more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys systematically murdered because of who they were. The UK charity Remembering Srebrenica has created a comprehensive set of lesson plans that teachers can use…
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On August 25, 1992, Serb aggressor forces set the Bosnia's National Library, situated in the Sarajevo Old City Hall, ablaze. More than 2 million books and manuscripts vanished in fire. This war crime remains one of the cruelest destructions of cultural heritage in modern history.
Coming to schools in the Central Belt soon. 🇧🇦 🏴
Coming to schools in the Central Belt soon. 🇧🇦 🏴
Inseparable, Collingwood's gripping new performance and workshop, explores how recent history can help us overcome division in society. #inseparable #Scotlandremembers #nationdivided @RemSrebScot
