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Resources developed by Peacemakers to support peace education in schools.

Learning for Peace
Learning for Peace includes a book and online resources for primary schools wanting to bring fresh approaches to pupils’ Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural development. SMSC dovetails with the core ideas of Education for Peace which are presented through 5 themes – Inner Peace, Peaceful Choices, Peaceful Actions and Behaviours; Peaceful Relationships and Peaceful Communities.
Click here to view the resources which accompany the book.
The book and online resources costs £30 plus P&P, £20 per copy if you buy 3 or more.
Invoice – if your school would like an invoice, please email us with your contact information and purchase order number.
Quaker meetings: in May 2016 we wrote to all Quaker meetings in England inviting them to buy Learning for Peace as a gift for their local primary school. Local meetings can still order books for this purpose. Contact us for details.

Magic Carpet
Our Magic Carpet is made of high quality cotton and has been designed by children. The 'carpet' is used at the end of our Peacemaker sessions to affirm a person. If you're lucky enough to get on the Magic Carpet, people share positive thoughts and comments about you. Our free Magic Carpet resource and template certificate can be downloaded from our resources page.
Our Magic Carpets cost £20 each.

Restorative Prompt Cards
RESTORE
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Junior Peacemakers Workshop Guide

Junior Peacemakers Workshop Guide
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Peer Mediation Resources
Free Classroom Resources
Some of our favourite games and activities for you to try.

Chatterboxes
Chatterboxes can be used as conversation starters in the classroom. We use them in Peacemaker circles. Play a game to mix up everyone in the class and then give a chatterbox to groups of 4 children. Let them play a few rounds and have a discussion, then gather their thoughts and ideas.

Games and Activities
Some of our favourite activities for you to enjoy! Adapt according to age and needs of your class.

Affirmation
Affirmation activities help raise the self-esteem of pupils in your class. Try them at the end of the day or at the end of the week.

Posters
Posters for your staffroom or classroom wall.

Session Plans
Plans and resources to help circle time stay focused and purposeful.

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In Focus - Resource Sheets
These information sheets contain links to resources to support discussions about peace through different themes.
Video Resources
Watch how to play Peacemaker games and hear young people talking about our work.
Peace in the News
Articles and reports about Peacemakers, peace education and restorative approaches in schools.
Recommended Books
Getting More Out of Restorative Practice in Schools
Practical Approaches to Improve School Wellbeing and Strengthen Community Engagement
How to be a Peaceful School: Practical ideas, stories and inspiration
Promote peace at school with this practical guide, which provides a simple four step system for improving wellbeing and nurturing the potential of pupils and staff. It is full of easy-to-implement anti-stress and anti-bullying strategies, plus ideas for getting children interested in peace on a global level. This book includes a chapter from Peacemakers. Published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers (JKP). Buy through JKP and you can get 10% off, by using the discount code: Y18.
Faith and Experience in Education: Essays from Quaker perspectives
This book emerges from a deep concern about the direction of educational policy in the last decade and its effects on children, teachers and school leaders. It addresses contemporary educational issues from the perspectives of justice, peace, equality and truth, and is informed by Quaker approaches to these values. It presents a coherent approach to education, including subject teaching, that resonates with the authors' deep integrity in practice and in making sense of education. The book includes a chapter from Peacemakers.

The idea that sustainable peace can be encouraged via how and what we learn is known as peace education. This is not a rigid framework or set of curriculum guidelines. Rather, it's a way of approaching teaching which is defined by its human-centred ethos and emphasis on creating well-rounded learners. Peace education is globally recognised as a way to contribute to peace and development and is included in the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. The European Union - a key actor in social policy, development and conflict resolution - is ideally placed to support and promote the use of peace education around the world.
In Peace Education: Making the case, QCEA's Peace Programme argues for a multi-layered approach to peace education on the part of the EU, with a cohesive, coordinated strategy for peace education as a peacebuilding and conflict prevention tool across relevant EU policies and programmes - both within its borders and around the world. With an exploration of the history of peace education, as well as case studies and institutional analysis, our new report encourages the EU to recognise what Quakers have understood for centuries - that peace is built in the classroom, as well as around a negotiating table.
Useful Websites
Other organisations doing work in the pursuit of peace and peace education.