Pecyn adnoddau Camau Cyntaf (First Steps resource Welsh)
This resource in Welsh is designed to support teachers to introduce human rights to children aged 3-5.
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First Steps resource pack
This resource is designed to support teachers to introduce human rights to children aged 3-5.
Resource Pack - First Steps
Human Rights Education Questions and Answers
Developed by Amnesty's International Secretariat, this Q&A gives an overview of Amnesty International's work in human rights education.
Primary school education resources
We believe that it is never too young to teach about human rights. Our acclaimed curriculum linked resources combine our expertise in human rights with practicing teachers.
All of our engaging and accessible resources will help you bring human rights issues to life in the classroom. A good place to start is with our resource packs for Early Years and Primary.
Learning about human rights in Primary School resource pack
Download our pack of ten interactive lesson activities to help pupils to understand their own human rights.
Resource pack: Learning about human rights in the Primary School
Our range of educational resources will bring human rights to life engaging your students in the big issues and inspiring them to take action.
Education feedback
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Feedback on a Speaker or Trainer
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Feedback on an Amnesty Speaker
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Children's fiction
Children's fiction. Human Rights. What's the connection?
We believe that stories are an important way that we all develop our values - which is why we invest in our children's literature programme, so that the youngest ages can understand what we mean by human rights and why we should care about them.