Remembering Srebrenica has worked closely with Education Scotland to develop a Teaching Resource that supports teaching about Srebrenica within the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence framework,
This resource is designed to help pupils understand the behaviours and influences around them that can either build or damage a cohesive community. Appropriate for the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence, the lesson plans contained are based on a prior resource developed in collaboration between Remembering Srebrenica and the PSHE Association, for the National Curriculum for England. Adaptations applied to bring the resource in line with the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence have been made with support from Education Scotland. While the resource has been developed to act as a comprehensive and cohesive programme of study, it is expected that lesson plans and activities may be used flexibly by teachers, for example within Social Studies, Religious and Moral Education, Health and Wellbeing, and Personal and social education
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Remembering-Srebrenica-Education-resources-Scotland-SCIOWe are thrilled to be recognised in the Scottish Parliament with our play, 'Inseparable', co-produced with @CollingwoodL https://www.parliament.scot/chamber-and-committees/votes-and-motions/S6M-10819
This week is #HateCrimeAwarenessWeek2023 A quick #SundayThread Hate crime starts long before you think it does. I use this phrase because it provides opportunities for society to better notice and address early all forms of abuse including hate crime. 1/11
In Sarajevo there is a museum dedicated to those who have grown up - or died as children - in war zones. I visited recently with @RemSrebScot and wrote about it for @heraldscotland.
I desperately wish it weren't all so appropriate today.