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Link opens in new windowAnti-sectarian Teaching Materials - Press Release

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Link opens in new windowBuilding Friendships and Strengthening Communities: A Guide to Twinning between Denominational and Non-denominational Schools

Link opens in new windowSectarianism: Don’t Give It, Don’t Take It 

Link opens in new windowNews release on ant-sectarian training DVD for teachers

Link opens in new windowStamp out Sectarianism

Link opens in new windowNews release and video of the First Minister launching the Stamp Out Sectarianism Campaign

Link opens in new windowCERES website 

Link opens in new windowScottish Education Awards

Link opens in new windowScottish Education Awards Winners 2007


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young people and adults need to understand Scottish history and traditions better and myths and preconceptions need to be addressed.

Education plays a pivotal role in challenging sectarian attitudes and religious intolerance in Scotland. The Scottish Executive's work in Scottish schools to tackle sectarianism looks at ways to help pupils learn from each other, and to support them in breaking down the barriers they may feel exists between themselves and others. 

This work includes promoting opportunities for twinning between denominational and non-denominational schools; supporting and funding anti-sectarian projects in schools, colleges and universities; developing anti-sectarian materials and web-based resources such as the Sectarianism: Don't Give It, Don't Take It resource for teachers, youth workers and young people; and adapting the play Singing I'm No A Billy, He's A Tim for a schools tour across Scotland.


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