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Informing your whole school community

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CRC incorporation in Scotland

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Article of the Week

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VotesForSchools: Focus Group for the The Black Curriculum

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Know Your Rights - Child Rights Education Core Materials

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Child Friendly CRC text and icons

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Kahoot! Online rights games

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Primary school assembly plans

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Secondary School Assemblies Programme

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Fundraise in emergencies

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Safe To Learn Activity Pack

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Guidance for steering group

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Steering Group Guidance During Covid-19

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Charter Guidance

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An Inset resource: Framing Inclusion Through Rights

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Youth Advocacy Toolkit

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Advice Sheets: Education transitions for refugee young people

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An Inset resource: ABCDE of Rights

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Articles in Action

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Myths and Misconceptions Cover showing girls in playground

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Myths and Misconceptions

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Linking Events to Rights

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UNCRC Symbol Resource Sample Page

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Special Schools and the Convention

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Creating a RRSA network in your area

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Thirty Ways to Celebrate

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Children learning at a Rights Respecting School

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Forced to Flee

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Cover of In Search of Safety publication

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In search of safety: teaching about Europe's refugee crisis

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Cover of Unicef UK Thinking Rights Resource showing two teenagers - a boy and a girl - in a school lesson.

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Thinking Rights: Secondary School Resource Pack

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