11TH NOVEMBER EVERY YEAR
World Water Day focuses on the value of freshwater and the global challenges surrounding access, sanitation and sustainability. Through a Global Citizenship Education lens, it allows learners to explore rights, climate change, global inequality and responsible water use.
This links across Scottish curriculum areas such as science, Social Studies and technologies, supporting critical thinking about local and global water systems.
This resource from Amnesty enables teachers to explore the human rights of sexual and gender minority groups with young people.
Rainbow Laces from Stonewall shares the achievements of LGBT+ athletes, the activities encourage learners to develop an understanding of the importance of respecting other people’s differences and challenging prejudice.
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