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This activity looks at how advertising has developed and evolved over time and how everyday adverts reflect our lives and culture.

This experience encourages children to think about ways in which they have celebrated special events and how this compares to how others celebrate.

Design an activity to help children explore local organisations. You can use or adapt the activity for learners in your class while they are working remotely.

This mapping guide shows clear links between social studies and community resilience.

Find some ideas to support you to design an activity. This activity will help children develop their understanding of the key workers who have helped during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This activity should support children to develop further their skills for managing their own thinking and feelings.

​This is a copy of a book written by the local community in Clydebank about the dreadful impact of WW2 on the people who lived there.

This learning activity is designed to help young people explore the impact the pandemic has had on members of their local community and their family.

In this activity, young people will work collaboratively to research how a local business or area of commerce has adapted its strategies and focus to remain viable in response to Covid-19.

Woodhead Primary School worked with a community volunteer helper to explore World War II using improvisation.