28 September, 2026
The How to Teach about (Forced) Migration Teacher’s Toolkit has been designed to support educators to plan and deliver meaningful learning activities about refugees, asylum seekers and all types of human movement.
The How to Teach about (Forced) Migration Teacher’s Toolkit, created by City of Sanctuary and Newcastle University, has been designed to support educators to plan and deliver meaningful learning activities about refugees, asylum seekers and all types of human movement.
This terminology resource defines some of the key language you will be using when teaching about migration and related topics, and gives explanations as to why certain terms are preferable over others.
17 August, 2023
Create your own migration story discs using our templates.
4 July, 2023
This school resource was designed for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 students and was inspired by the stories in the Migration Museum’s exhibition Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS.
Since the NHS started 75 years ago, migration has always been central to our national health service. Without workers from all around the world, as doctors, nurses, porters and cleaners, the NHS would not be able to function. This school resource explores four illustrated stories of real NHS workers who migrated to Britain; how and why they came to Britain and the challenges and opportunities they faced when getting here.
This resource was designed and illustrated by Jess Nash: www.jessnash.co.uk
