Resources
Our resources for A Day of Welcome are designed to help introduce refugee migration to pupils and to explore the topic across Key Stages 1 to 4.
Suitable for all schools across Norfolk and beyond, our resources invite pupils to respond creatively to their learning with activities that often culminate in some kind of artistic or creative output. We provide plans for one-off lessons that can also be extended into a series of lessons, with more emphasis placed on the creative aspect of the work.
Local Resources for Schools
Additionally, we provide a local offer for schools based in Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk, West Yorkshire and Wales. Schools in these areas have access to additional resources and suggestions to help them explore refugee histories from their local context.
The Toolkit
The toolkit for A Day of Welcome introduces our initiative and encourages you to get involved! You can use it alongside the learning resources and suggestions which are provided each year to help plan how your school will mark the big day.
You may decide to go the extra mile and to extend your work on welcome by running a citizen research project of your own, by applying to become a School of Sanctuary or by taking on the coordination of the initiative in your local area.
Resources for A Day of Welcome
Friday, 16 June 2023
Register to participate and gain access to our latest resources, which will be released in May 2023
Previous Resources
View examples of previous resources and materials, including a Teacher’s Guide to resources provided for A Day of Welcome 2021.
Current Resources
Please email us to access existing resources which may be incorporated into lessons or your curriculum at any point of the year.
A Day of Welcome 2022 has been organised in collaboration with Anglia Ruskin University
With support from…
Local Partners
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