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Scotland Education launches lessons on Srebrenica Genocide

Published: December 4, 2015
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o_1a5201hpf1ek61ofvjqgckdn38fMinister for Learning, Science and Scotland’s Languages Dr Alasdair Allan MSP launched Remembering Srebrenica’s free education pack that will allow teachers across the country to prepare thought-provoking lessons and help their students learn the lessons from the Srebrenica genocide.

Dr Allan visited Portobello High School, Edinburgh, on 25 November 2015, to launch the pack, meeting staff and students who will be using the resource. Remembering Srebrenica has worked with the Scottish Government to create a comprehensive set of lesson plans that teachers can use across the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.

(Source: srebrenica.org)

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