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Divided City: From Novel to Musical Play⤴

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Small- Divided CityThis hour long session on Thursday 25th February at 1.45pm will be an opportunity to ask author Theresa Breslin about her novel Divided City and its journey to become a musical play that has now been seen by over 20,000 pupils and adults.

Theresa will be joined by playwright Martin Travers who adapted Divided City for the stage. The Citizens Theatre has developed a Resource Pack which will allow teachers to lead fun and interactive activities with their pupils, exploring sectarianism, discrimination and intolerance; focusing on the characters and plot from Divided City.

You can download the free Divided City Resource Pack here: http://citz.co.uk/take_part/resources/

This session is suitable for upper primary pupils/ lower secondary pupils and teachers.

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Genocide and Srebrenica⤴

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srebrenica2For anyone working on discrimination, the Holocaust and genocide, there’s a new education resource for secondary teachers based on the Srebrenica experience 20 years ago during the Bosnian civil war. It has been produced by a UK charity, Remembering Srebrenica, and the Scottish edition has just been launched. http://www.srebrenica.org.uk/news/free-education-pack-helps-scottish-children-learn-lessons-from-srebrenica/

– you have to register to get access, on the website’s resources/education packs page.