RESOURCES

Lots of debating games, activities and resources for you to use with pupils. 

What do coffee, architecture and algorithms have in common? They all went through an amazing period of innovation during the Golden Age of Muslim Civilisation!

Factsheets and resources to hold classroom debates about science topics.

​A collection of essays by teachers, academics and educational thinkers on the importance of oracy in education. The voices present a range of perspectives but all share an understanding  of how vital it is for schools to pay attention to the explicit development of speaking and listening skills in their students. 

Commissioned by The English-Speaking Union.

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Information and entry forms for our 2018-19 competitions and programmes.

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Factsheets and resources to hold a balloon debate in your classroom about Glasgow's Iconic Buildings.

The full handbook for teachers for our Science Debating Programme. It also has lots of useful general debating activities and resources for the classroom.

This report, by Will Millard and Loic Menzies, examines the current state of oracy in schools across the UK. It synthesises existing research on oracy, and explores teachers’ understanding of what oracy is, why it matters, how oracy is supported in classrooms and schools, and the main barriers to oracy.

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Commissioned by Voice 21.

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Articles on Oracy and research and reports from our Walter Hines Page Scholarship programme.

Resources to hold classroom debates about people who have made a significant impact on the world in the field of STEM..

Lots of ideas for writing about works of art. Based on our 10-year Inspired? Get writing! competition, with the National Galleries of Scotland and the Scottish Poetry Library.