Each month in Youthwork Magazine schoolsworkUK provide a page for work in schools, often with accompanying downloads. Here you will find the November 2016 page, focusing on 'Connections'.
The November 2016 page was written by Claire Clinton.
In the June 2016 Youthwork Magazine, we shared a resource based on values, including a values audit for your work and a game to use with young people. It is here for you along with all of the downloads.
Each year, NATRE (the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education) run a competition to help students explore their spiritual ideas, questions and beliefs through art.
Easter resource that was developed by the LCET Team (now youthscape Local) which loosely follows the traditional stages of the cross. The series includes as look at: Choices, Betrayal, Accused, Denial, Suffering, Death, Life and Hope.
A PHSE lesson on issues about self-harm, from Rachel Welch the director of Selfharm.co.uk.
How often do we help our young people explore what is most important in a relationship?
Group work on relationships designed for 11-14yr olds
A preview of the 'Questions for God' Artcards based on the resource printed in the July 2013 Youthwork Magazine.
Game download to accompany the March 2013 Youthwork Magazine schools work resource.
A Christmas lesson from Lat Blaylock we featured in Youthwork Magazine last year. Free for you to download here.
If you came to the IMAGINE2010 event you will remember Lat Blaylock's inspirational material. Here is Lat''s Powerpoint for you to download and reconnect yourself with the creative ideas and themes he was exploring with us.
This resource is all about using art to open up the big questions with teenagers.
The pack comprises 12 high quality Artcards complete with stunning images from young people and questions to trigger discussion, debate and reflection on the question 'Where is God?'. We've also put together a lesson pack full of ideas to use in RE lessons, which can be easily applied to other contexts and group settings. Not only that, but the images are also available electronically, and can be downloaded via the Powerpoint or Keynote presentation in the accompanying resource to the schoolswork Artcards.
