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EDUCATION RESOURCES SCOTLAND

Here you will find our education resources to help raise awareness of the Srebrenica genocide and to promote lessons to be learned for future generations.

Our resources include a comprehensive set of lesson plans to be used across Personal, Social, Health, and Economic (PSHE) education developed jointly between Remembering Srebrenica and the leading experts at the PSHE Association.

There are lesson plans and activities to be used across the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence. Teachers in Scotland can use these, for example, within Social Studies, Religious and Moral Education, Health and Wellbeing and Personal and Social education.

Teaching resources for the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence

Contains a 6-lesson programme aimed at age 14+. The lessons cover:

  • Understanding Genocide
  • How are we different, how are we the same?
  • Us and them: When differences become more important than similarities
  • Being a critical consumer of information
  • Being independent or going with the crowd
  • Building a cohesive community

 

Whole School Assembly Pack – Secondary

Assembly plan and PowerPoint presentation ideal for Memorial week 2016

Primary Education Similarities and Differences Workshops

Contains age-appropriate workshops for KS1, Lower KS2 and upper KS2. These workshops focus on the lessons that can be learnt from Srebrenica – the importance and value of diversity within our community.

Whole School Assembly Pack – Primary

Assembly plan and PowerPoint presentation ideal for Memorial week 2016 – Assembly features the story of Alia the Ant, and promotes discussion on similarities and differences within our community.

School Assembly Evaluation Form

Link available to online evaluation form.

EDUCATION PACKS DOWNLOADS FOR SCOTLAND

Thank you for requesting this educational resource. Your use of this supports Remembering Srebrenica in our work to raise awareness of the genocide in the UK and contribute to strengthening British society by helping to tackle hatred, racism and intolerance wherever it occurs.

Please use the links below to access the resource you have requested to download the materials.

Please use the links below to access the resource you have requested to download the materials.

Teaching resources for the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence

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Whole School Assembly Plan – Secondary

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Whole School Assembly Slides – Secondary

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Primary Education Similarities and Differences Workshops

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Whole school assembly Plan – Primary

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Whole school assembly Slides – Primary

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School Assembly Evaluation Form

Online Evaluation Form

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robin_macpRobin Macpherson FRSA@robin_macp·

11 Apr

Watching the #BAFTA tonight? Look out for the superb ‘Quo Vadis, Aida?’ directed by Jasmila Zbanic, available on @PrimeVideo. It tells the story of the #Srebrenica genocide through the perspective of a UN interpreter @RemSrebScot @SrebrenicaUK #BAFTAs https://t.co/EVOshJ1ixK

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10 Apr

"It was natural to be with those who were attacked, who did not have weapons," Divjak told AFP in 2017, rejecting the "good Serb" label.
"The idea of a multi-ethnic Bosnian army had won me over," he added.

David Hamilton@DvdHmltn

Another sad loss this week. What an impressive man Dragi Jovo was.
An ethnic serb General in the Bosnian Army who defended Sarajevo and then went on to build an Education charity giving scholarships to orphans and deprived children.
An English obituary at https://t.co/7aX2e6qOTj https://t.co/vaJKDT6Zkh

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RemSrebScotRem Srebrenica Scot@RemSrebScot·

7 Mar

And so it continues...

Remembering Srebrenica@SrebrenicaUK

In Bratunac this morning, a town near Srebrenica where numerous Bosniak-Muslims were ethnically cleansed and murdered, a sign wishing a happy birthday to Ratko Mladic, the convicted genocidal war criminal, was hung up. Genocide glorification continues.

📷 via @suljagicemir1

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RemSrebScotRem Srebrenica Scot@RemSrebScot·

27 Feb

We would like to congratulate our friend, @AnasSarwar on his election to the leadership of the Scottish Labour Party.

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19 Feb

“Look after each other”

PlanetB 🌎@PlanetBGlasgow

A thread.
About Bonne Maman jam.

The incident took place in a supermarket in New Jersey.

“At the supermarket today, I found a small, elderly woman standing in front of a high shelf holding Bonne Maman preserves. She was having trouble finding the flavour she wanted...

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