children denied education in conflict-affected countries by providing access to quality education for 8 million children, ensuring education protects children, and targeting education donors to ensure children in conflict affected countries realize their right to go to school. This teacher’s resource focuses on children living in Colombia. It provides educators with curriculum-relevant, factual, easy- to-facilitate activities to engage children and young people on this issue. Suitable for both primary and secondary grades. Guidance is provided on how this resource relates to the curriculum across Canada.
The Story of the Future The Story of the Future is an animated educational resource that describes the scope of the problem of education in conflict affected fragile states and provides a glimpse of a world in which the goal of primary education for all is achieved. Using visually engaging airplane arrival boards, blackboards, photos and newspaper headlines, this resource provides complex information in an easy to follow and engaging way. Also available in French and Spanish.
Additional Resources In addition to the specific classroom resources, Save the Children Canada has produced policy reports concerning education for children in conflict-affected countries, available at our website
www.savethechildren.ca. Rewrite the Future pencils and activity postcards are also available for your classroom. Also, find out about Save the Children curriculum resources being used in other countries by visiting
www.savethechildren.org.uk/en/docs/rtf_teaching_resource.pdf
Themes Education War and conflict Children Child rights
Contact Us Schools Coordinator Save the Children Canada 4141 Yonge Street, Suite 300 Toronto, ON M2P 2A8 Tel: (416) 221-5501
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