FOR UK SCHOOLS
We are developing partnerships with UK schools to:
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Engage children and youth in the UK in empathising with children seeking safety to strengthen mutual respect and tolerance
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Create an understanding of the right to play within UK schools, including how this right is safeguarded in different contexts
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Strengthen teachers’ understanding of the situation of refugee children, to support them with learners with lived experience of seeking safety and those without
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Mobilise children and young people within schools to fundraise for Project Play, promoting active citizenship
Learning resources
Our team of educators have put together a selection of resources that can be used within classrooms, assemblies, and home learning environments. They are interactive and allow children to examine their right to play while exploring the right to asylum and inclusion.
Visit our Project
Project Play is looking to build its network and form long-term, meaningful relationships with people who care about children's rights. Visiting gives teachers a first-hand understanding of what children on the border experience, better positioning them to advocate for and support children who have been displaced.