Devasted that Luljeta Nuzi has died after a long fight with cancer. An incredible, dynamic, fierce woman whose optimism and passion for equality for all, in education, as women, as members of refugee and global majority communities will remain an inspiration for those who met her. I first met Luljeta in 2009 when she came […]
Ukraine Crisis – Resources for organisations and young people
The National Youth Agency and The British Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal have created a great resource hub for youth organisations to help navigate conversations with young people about the crisis in Ukraine.
Within this page you will find guides, toolkits and signposts for youth workers and those working with young people in England to help you navigate conversations with young people.
They have also created a space for young people, youth workers and those that commission, fund or lead youth work to share your support and solidarity for Ukraine by adding Messages of Support.
https://nya.org.uk/ukraine-cri…
Kooth and Young minds UK offer free advice and resources to support mental health and wellbeing for children and young people. Visit their websites:
Home, Heritage and Community Languages Event
Home, Heritage and Community Languages – event on Zoom for teachers of all languages!
Tuesday 22nd March, 6-7pm
This event is for all teachers of home, heritage and community languages in any context. The aim of this event is to introduce the newly formed Home, Heritage and Community languages advocacy group and to see how this group can support you. There will be networking opportunities with other teachers and a chance to hear from Eva McManamon from Pearson Edexcel and Judith Rowland-Jones from AQA about changes to arrangements for GCSE this year.
Please register here; https://docs.google.com/forms/d/118cC5OGMMb7nwJr5h5RKlZZNUe-jokTDaB1cCCmYoyY/edit?usp=sharing
NRCSE Supplementary Schools Conference
We are pleased to invite all supplementary schools and out-of-school settings (OOSS) to the NRCSE Supplementary Schools Conference, celebrating ‘Creativity, Youth Voice and Quality Mark Awards’.
The conference is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of supplementary schools who have completed the NRCSE Quality Mark and to hear about NRCSE’s vision for the future and what this means for the sector. We will also look back at the collaborative projects on Creative Teaching and Learning and Children’s Rights with UNICEF UK. Those who attend the conference at Resource for London will be able to join one of two workshops:
Workshop One – Creative Teaching and learning (CTL) with Patrice Baldwin
Workshop Two – Children’s Rights with Martin Russell (UNICEF UK)
You will have the opportunity to network with other supplementary schools, support organisations and funders during the lunch hour.
For those unable to travel to the conference, you can join the presentations via Zoom. Please choose this option when booking a place. (You will not be able to attend a workshop if you choose this option).
NRCSE Towards Creative Teaching and Learning Project with Patrice Baldwin
This video is about the NRCSE ‘Towards Creative Teaching and Learning’ (CTL) project.
A face-to-face training brought together 22 community led teachers to learn how to use a wide range of drama strategies as pedagogical tools. The objective was to help students to develop their thinking, language learning, group work and problem solving. CTL will continue to focus on the role that the arts and cultural learning play in transforming the lives of young people.
The project is funded by John Lyons Charity. The event was funded by Resource for London.