Wiser Wales was a three-year project, building on the work that WCIA had been doing since 2004 to develop the Philosophy for Children (P4C) approach in classrooms across Wales. P4C encourages children to think critically and creatively and also boosts their communication skills. It has been shown to have a […]
IWA Wales Educational Reforms Piece
https://www.iwa.wales/agenda/2018/10/education-in-wales-can-the-system-cope/ […]
WCIA Feedback letter on Curriculum for Wales 2022
Read our response to the Draft Curriculum for Wales 2022 […]
WAGL responds to new Draft Curriculum 2022
Read what Wales Alliance for Global Learning has to say on the new Curriculum. […]
Anti-Racist Global Citizenship
Global learning, black lives matter and integrating anti-racist approaches into the Curriculum for Wales. […]
The Value of the third sector in Wales
The Welsh Centre for International Affairs represents the International Sector on the Third Sector Partnership Council. Our policy focus at the moment is: A Values-based approach in the draft International Strategy for Wales Global citizenship in the new Curriculum for Wales The Wellbeing of Future Generations Act, in particular, […]
Wales for Peace Heritage
Wales for Peace Heritage. https://cymru.global/peace-heritage/ […]
Comparative Study of International Peace Institutions
Peace Institutes Worldwide. A Comparative Study of International Peace Institutes by Emily Forbes 2015 […]
WW100 Weekend – The Story of Wales’ Book of Remembrance
Visit and search Wales’ Book of Remembrance online at www.BookofRemembrance.Wales / www.LlyfryCofio.Cymru Wales’ Temple of Peace and Health, home of the Welsh Centre for International Affairs and the HLF-funded ‘Wales for Peace’ project, was built as the nation’s memorial to the fallen of World War One – a memorial that would inspire future generations to learn […]