Resolution Revolution

Resolution Revolution is live!

The Resolution Revolution site is live – so go sign up and let the world know how you’re going to help others in this year!

Schools pack now available

These link to zip files, which contain all of the relevant files. Or you can download the files individually – see the links at the bottom of the page.

A Humanist social action initiative

Humanists have always been concerned with social action, citizenship and good community. We want to support more people volunteering and doing things to help others. To achieve this we are running “Resolution Revolution”, a project which offers a twist on traditional New Year resolutions and encourages us all to make and keep a resolution to do something to help others this New Year.

Many thanks to all the participants and schools that took part in last year’s pilot – the feedback has been fantastic and really useful to ensuring that this year’s website and schools materials reflect your experience as well as evidence based research on how resolutions are best made and kept.

The free toolkit for schools is available now. This stand alone schools project has been to designed for Key Stage 2 although the materials are all fully editable and have been used with EFL students and FE Colleges. The pack contains everything you need to run the project and highlight’s the targets and evidence that Resolution Revolution is designed to meet and help you collect.

Described by a head of year as a Year 12 teacher commented ‘ Brilliant! Excellent, totally different from anything else we do here’, Resolution Revolution is a genuinely inclusive, seasonal activity. For more information or to receive a copy of the pack please complete the form below.

What’s this got to do with Humanism?

Everything.

One of the central elements of a humanist view is that individual responsibility, social cooperation and mutual respect are vitally important. By taking positive action we can solve the problems of society by actively engaging with each other and basing our actions on shared human values. Making resolutions for change and working together to keep them is one way of doing this. The Humanism for schools area offers a number of easy to use online toolkits for teachers wishing to explain the background to Humanism and its core values: http://www.humanismforschools.org.uk/.

More information

If you are a teacher you can fill in the form below and we will send you the schools pack.

For all teachers who register for a schools pack, to help keep your energy levels up, and to say thanks for running ResRev, the nice people at Graze want to send everyone who downloads the schools pack a free Graze box, which we hope you will enjoy.