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UNICEF

UNICEF. What does UNICEF do? Works with Governments and their communities to make sure children throughout the world get what they need. What does UNICEF do in Scotland? Fundraising Rights Respecting School Award Baby Friendly Initiative . Wants versus Needs.

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UNICEF

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  1. UNICEF • What does UNICEF do? • Works with Governments and their communities to make sure children throughout the world get what they need. • What does UNICEF do in Scotland? • Fundraising • Rights Respecting School Award • Baby Friendly Initiative

  2. Wants versus Needs Both these pictures were taken on the same day, one was during the London street riots and the other was during the Edinburgh Festival. How do we make the difference? In the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child A right is what you need. Rights are not license or taking whatever you want regardless of the effect on others.

  3. Rights Respecting School Award • Why should we do it? • The Rights of the UNCRC are what every child needs . • What has that to do with me? • -Everybody’s responsibility is to help every child get what they need and for everybody to understand the difference between needs and the potentially destructive materialism of wants. • Who Says? • -The United Nations and all of the 192 countries who signed the UNCRC including Scotland. • (You are a child from birth until your 18th birthday)

  4. Rights Respecting School Award • Share the values of Rights to work and live more effectively as a team that includes students and teachers, parents, community, government. • Have your say in how to benefit more from your education (articles 12 and 29). • Use a shared understanding of Rights to be a better student / teacher / parent/ and Legislator.

  5. Rights Respecting School Award • Uses Focus Groups to find out what rights are being enjoyed already and what could be done better. • Follow Focus Groups with Steering Group meetings to decide how to do the RRSA. • Students/Pupils, Teachers and the Community work together to make sure everybody benefits from all of their Rights.

  6. Rights Respecting School Award • Focus Groups followed by steering group • Action points guided by agreed standards • From rules to Rights & Responsibilities • Use an understanding of Rights to implement the Curriculum for Excellence • Assessment to earn the Award you will deserve • Live in a society with responsible citizens who give the enjoyment of Rights to each otherRIGHTS +Responsibility = RESPECT

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