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Chatterbox – conversation starters 1
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.
Learning for Peace
Learning for Peace is a holistic approach covering peace in four main themes of peace – peace with myself, peace between us, peace among us and peace in the world.
Circle Mayhem
A mixing game – not as crazy as it sounds!
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Reflective Questions
Topic: Game, Learning for Peace, Peace Among Us, Peace Between Us, Peace in the World, Peace with myself, RestorativeSuggested questions you might ask when you have completed an activity or game to process the learning.
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Resolving Conflict in Schools
Topic: Peer mediationWe contributed data to a national study conducted by the Civil Mediation Council about the effectiveness of Peer Mediation in schools, which you can read here.
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Restorative Prompt Card
Topic: RestorativeThese gorgeous cards are conveniently sized to fit in a wallet, lanyard or back pocket. They are made from plastic and are really durable. For those of you who have had the Peacemakers Restorative Training, this is a lovely tool for you to have and keep.
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RESTORE – Activities to for Secondary aged Young People
Topic: RestorativeRESTORE secondary resource – activities to support Recognition, Empathy, Safety, Trauma, Opportunity, Relationships, Engagement
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Restore Circle Time Primary
Topic: RestorativeIdeas and activities to support pupils now and when they come back into school following covid-19.
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Rights and responsibilities
Explore rights and responsibilities using these cards
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Rights and responsibilities
Cards to support the rights and responsibilities activity.
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Rights and responsibilities – human rights mimes
Additional activity – Cards to support the rights and responsibilities activity.
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Rubbing out language
Image of Oleander Grubb
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Schools with Soul
Topic: Learning for PeaceA Royal Society of Arts (RSA) report in 2014, Schools with Soul, found that the requirement of schools to develop the broader human qualities of their pupils has become side-lined due to the overwhelming pressure placed on them to deliver better exam results.
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Sitting ducks
Topic: GameA fun co-operative game.
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SMSC across the curriculum
Topic: Learning for PeaceDetails of how SMSC can be integrated through different curriculum areas.
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SMSC audit: Coventry City Council
Topic: Learning for PeaceSMSC audit questions for your school
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SMSC audit: TES
Topic: Learning for PeaceSMSC audit questions for your school
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Songs suitable for younger children
Topic: Learning for PeaceA list of songs we have used in peacemaker circles with younger children.
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Stereotypes
Images in two halves to explore stereotypes