Coping with Conflict was a curriculum development project funded by the Department for International Development (DFID).
The project was been designed by Sue Davidson and Richard Thurley from Devon Development Education and Bernie Ashmore
Devon Development Education seeks to promote the global dimension to education. It is responsible for delivering a series of projects and programmes to schools and colleges throughout Devon, Torbay and Plymouth.
Bernie Asmore ran Inspiring Learning, an education and training consultancy based at Dartington, Totnes. Bernie was previously Oxfam Development Education Adviser and Enfield LEA Adviser for Humanities.
This exciting project offered the opportunity to explore conflict and its impact from the personal to the global and used a Thinking Skills or Philosophy for Children approach. There was the opportunity for teachers and pupils to develop their knowledge and understanding of the issues through interaction and discussion with peers in Northern Uganda, Hebron and an urban area of the UK.
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Uganda |
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| PowerPoint Presentations |
| Keyo school students photo diary |
| Word Documents |
| Student Days - at School and in the Holidays |
| Teacher testimony on impact of conflict |
UK |
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| You can find out all about a UK school and what goes on there by exploring its website. Here are links to the schools which participated in the Coping with Conflict project: |
| Bristol Partner Inner-city School |
| City Academy Bristol |
| Devon Schools |
| Churston Ferrers Grammar School, Torbay |
| Cullompton Community College |
| Dawlish Community College |
| Eggbuckland Community College, Plymouth |
| Honiton Community College |
| Ivybridge Community College |
| King Edward VI School,Totnes |
| Okehampton College |
| Queen Elizabeth's Community College, Crediton |
| South Dartmoor Community College, Ashburton |
| Stoke Damerel Community College, Plymouth |
| The Kings School, Ottery St Mary |
| Uffculme School |
| West Exe Technology College, Exeter |