• Young student
    The World’s Largest Lesson – Introduction 

    A link to the ‘The World’s Largest Lesson’ website, a scheme that is in partnership with UNICEF and Unesco which aims to teach children all over the world about the Global Goals…
  • School materials
    Child Rights Education toolkit 

    This toolkit designed for governments, NGOs and human rights practitioners defines child rights education and the child rights approach as well as explaining the range of contexts where child rights education can take place…
  • Child doing homework
    Embedding children rights in your setting

    Following on from the success of our Foundation Phase lesson plans, the Children’s Commissioner for Wales have a created an activity pack and training resource for Early Years settings…
  • Siblings hugging and smiling
    Understanding and supporting mental health in infancy and early childhood

    UNICEF UK and the University of Cambridge’s Centre for Research on Play in Education, Development & Learning (PEDAL), have developed a resource to support local areas in a shared understanding of mental health in infancy and early childhood…
  • Family playing together
    Voice of the Infant: best practice guidelines and infant pledge 

    Co-produced by a short-life working group, on behalf of the Infant Mental Health Implementation and Advisory Group, which is part of the Scottish Government’s Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Programme Board…
  • Teacher and pupils in classroom participation
    Child Participation Assessment tool

    Indicators for measuring progress in promoting the right of children and young people under the age of 18 to participate in matters of concern to them. By the Council of Europe Children’s Rights Division and Youth Department…
  • Visually impaired young man reading a book
    ‘A Focus on the Future’ Pack for Businesses

    Leicestershire Cares pack for raising awareness of visual impairment in the workplace. The pack gives details of the employability project, the context and successes. It provides detailed information on Health and Safety Practices, key considerations for colleagues and managers, and signposting to sources of support and information…
  • Young women portrait
    New special edition of Thrive magazine – Money, money, money! 

    The issue tries to address some of the worries and fears that young people told us they have about money; and looks at what support is available to help them – plus there’s all our usual features, like ‘Ask Matt’ and ‘Real Life’.  We also look at the basic income pilot for care leavers in Wales…
  • Discussing poetry
    Poetry resources to facilitate discussion on mental health

    These four poems explore daily realities and strategies associated with mental health. Each poem has been written using the direct quotes from the research participants who were involved with Bridget Handley’s PhD that researches the mental health journeys of care experienced young people who live in Wales…
  • Two people holding hands
    Working with compassion

    Working with Compassion is a toolkit to help people in Wales develop compassionate approaches at work and improve the interactions between staff, customers, clients or service users…