The following organisations provide support, and in most cases bilingual PSE resources, to schools nationally:
The Schoolbeat website provides teachers with ideas for follow-up work in support of All Wales School Liaison Core Programme lessons on :
- Drugs and substance misuse;
- Social behaviour and the community;
- Personal safety.
Provide information and bilingual teaching resources about human rights for primary and secondary schools.
The National Assembly for Wales, Education Service helps young people to gain awareness of how the Assembly works and how it affects people in Wales. The service offers:
- debates in Siambr Hywel
To help young people develop as active citizens of Wales and the world, CECW-Cymru provide a wide range of active citizenship resources and activities.
The Children's Commissioner speaks out and stands up for children and young people's rights in Wales. The Ambassadors Project promotes children’s rights in schools.
Promote active citizenship and volunteering in schools.
Provide information and resources about human rights and all aspects of equality; disability, age, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation and race.
The Children and Young People’s Assembly for Wales aims to give 0 – 25 year-olds the opportunity to get their voices heard on issues that affect them.
A Welsh Government website providing UNCRC awareness raising materials and a bilingual toolkit.
This Welsh Government project supports the development of school councils and wider opportunities for participation in schools.
Save the Children hosts a Participation Unit on behalf of the Children and Young People's Participation Consortium for Wales.
Provide PSE related resources that address homelessness, housing options and leaving home.
The campaign that uses footballers to educate against racism, and provides resources for teachers.
UNICEF UK manages the Rights Respecting Schools Award, a national scheme that promotes the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.