The Peace Education Network has launched Teach Peace Secondary, a collection of over 50 lessons contributed by dozens of organisations including Amnesty International, War Child, Values Based Education, and WOSDEC.

The theme for Refugee Week 2024 is ‘Our Home’. From the places we gather to share meals to our collective home, planet earth: everyone is invited to celebrate what our ‘Our Home’ means to them.

This September, we are inviting Scotland’s schools to share their thoughts on the climate emergency with MSPs in an exhibition at the Scottish Parliament.

‘Speak Up or Stay Silent’ is a new RE resource covering all stages from early years to the end of S2. It has been written to fit with ‘faith in action’ questions often explored in the RME curriculum.

Global Neighbours is an accreditation scheme which offers schools the opportunity to gain recognition for everything they are doing around Global Citizenship Education and supporting their young people to become courageous advocates for change.

The Laudato Si’ Schools Scotland programme was set up in response to the Catholic Church’s Laudato Si’ document which actively seeks climate justice for the world’s most climate vulnerable communities.

Established in 2017, Vision Schools Scotland is a partnership between The School of Education and Social Sciences and the Holocaust Educational Trust.

Scotland’s DECs and other IDEAS members joined Education Scotland, Scottish Government and a wide range of national partners in December to issue a national Call to Action for People, Planet and Prosperity.

The new OutRightcampaign 2023/24 from UNICEF, focusses on climate action. The campaign aims to empower children and young people to learn how climate change threatens children’s rights and how to protect them!