World Children's Day
Children who know their rights are more likely to speak up for themselves and others when their rights are violated or they witness injustice in daily life. So join us today to learn about children's rights, children of the world and global issues facing children.
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What is World Children's Day?
World Children's Day on the 20th of November is an exciting day for everyone. It commemorates the day, when, in 1989, the Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted by the United Nations. This important document has four key principles; a right to survival and development, protecting children's best interests, non-discrimination and respecting children's views.
In our World Children’s Day bundle you will find;
- Links to our Kahoot Quiz for World Children’s Day, with two levels of difficulty so that you can differentiate for your students.
- A presentation for your class or school assembly about World Children’s Day on the 20th of November and it’s significance.
- An ideas page of ways to celebrate children’s day at school or home.
- A rights-defender resource to do your own research about inspiring people around the world.
- A collection of stories about change-making children around the world.
