This resource supports Amnesty Speakers to introduce students, aged 11-19, to the Human Rights Act.

Lesson plans for KS2/KS3 to explore global issues and build skills in literacy.

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These lesson plans aim to help students, aged 7 to 19, explore the choices that poets make and experiment with their own.

This lesson plan and resources explores human rights journalism, and can be used to support students to enter the Reporting strand of Amnesty International’s Youth Awards.

This lesson plan and resources explores human rights photojournalism, and can be used to support students to enter the Photography strand of Amnesty International’s Youth Awards.

A pack of bright and colourful posters to introduce human rights into the classroom.

Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning To Kill a Mockingbird is a twentieth century classic. Find out how you can use the no

Human rights belong to everyone online as well as off. Take action with your students in support of Raif Badawi, debate digital rights issues and make your submission for a digital rights charter with Amnesty International and the British Library.

Developed by Amnesty's International Secretariat, this Q&A gives an overview of Amnesty International's work in human rights education.

This activity pack enables teachers to explore the human rights of sexual and gender minority groups with children and yo