A new generation of humanitarians

Teaching Resources

Explore our free teaching resources to help enrich curriculum subjects and connect human crisis with human kindness.

First World War Volunteers

World War One: centenary resource

Find out how your school can commemorate the centenary of World War One (WWI).

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Children standing in the aftermath of an earthquake

Natural disasters: earthquakes

A unique Geography curriculum-linked perspective on how individuals and communities prepare for, respond and recover from life-changing natural disasters, including exploring how earthquakes happen.

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Primary Kindness Calendar

Kindness calendar

Find out how your primary school can count down to Christmas with our kindness calendar.

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Free teaching resources ideal for Citizenship, PSHE, tutor time and more. Explore our educational resources by age range.

Primary (Ages 5-11)

Secondary (Ages 11-19)

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We offer a range of curriculum-linked resources which relate to the work the Red Cross does around the world.

Conflict and its consequences

Disasters and emergencies

First aid teaching resources

Humanitarianism and the Red Cross

Refugees and migration

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Free workshops

We offer workshops in areas where young people are at higher risk of experiencing a crisis.

Workshops for young people

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