Antisectarian
Site map
- Anti-sectarian home
- What is sectarianism?
- About sectarianism
- Introduction
- Sectarianism - a Scottish issue?
- Scottish-Irish links
- Sectarianism and racism
- Faith and beliefs in present-day Scotland
- Football and sectarianism
- Marches and parades
- Twinning
- Sectarianism: learning from other forms of discrimination
- Past and present
- Islam
- Basic Beliefs and Practices
- The History of Islam and Muslims in Britain
- History of Muslims in Scotland
- Muslims in Scotland Today
- Sectarianism: An Islamic Perspective
- Scottish Muslims and Sectarianism
- Islamophobia
- Educate and Act Against Islamophobia and Sectarianism
- Glossary
- Relevant Websites
- Relevant Reading
- An anti-sectarian future
- Legislation
- Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2003
- Employment Equality (Religion or Belief) Regulations 2003
- Human Rights Act 1998
- Scotland Act 1998
- Education Acts
- Recommendations of the Working Group on Religious Observance in Schools
- Denominational schools today
- Links with other national educational initiatives
- Background to this resource
- About sectarianism
- Good practice
- Activities and lessons
- Youth worker
- Early years
- Primary
- Lesson ideas
- Drama lesson ideas for P6 / P7
- Drama lesson framework
- Warm up exercises
- Session 1: Introduction to Sectarianism
- Session 2: The language of sectarianism
- Session 3: Exploring sectarianism: case studies
- Session 4: Characterisation and Sectarianism
- Session 5: The reality
- Session 6: Characterisation and Sectarianism 2
- Session 7: Behaviour, Friendship and Sectarianism
- Session 8: Young People and Sectarianism
- Session 9: Too late to change?
- English Language: Glasgow City Council Anti Sectarianism Initiative
- Teaching faith
- Secondary
- Lesson Ideas for S2 RME or PSD
- Developing an anti-sectarian course
- Pupils' reactions to the course
- Preparing yourself to teach the course
- Unit 1: Setting the context
- Unit 2: What is religious intolerance?
- Unit 3: Patterns and roots of sectarianism
- Unit 4: Sectarianism and Football
- Unit 5: Nil By Mouth
- Unit 6: The Corrymeela Community
- Drama lesson ideas for S1 / S2
- Drama lesson framework
- Warm up exercises
- Session 1: Introduction to Sectarianism
- Session 2: The language of sectarianism
- Session 3: Exploring sectarianism: case studies
- Session 4: Characterisation and Sectarianism
- Session 5: The reality
- Session 6: Characterisation and Sectarianism 2
- Session 7: Behaviour, Friendship and Sectarianism
- Session 8: Young People and Sectarianism
- Session 9: Too late to change?
- Extra teaching activities
- Reading Unit for S2 / S3: The Drums of Hampden
- Lesson Ideas for S2 PSHE
- Lesson ideas: The Arts and the Holocaust
- Lesson Ideas for S2 RME or PSD
- Assembly ideas
- Scenarios
- Evaluation
- Resources
- Professional development
- U-18