Every act of reconciliation, no matter how small, can make a big difference. 💛 Do you have a story of a child in your school showing courage, kindness, or understanding to reconcile with others? We’d love to hear it.

The Difference Course is more than lessons - it’s a chance for students and staff to explore understanding, empathy, and reconciliation in action. How do you think it could transform your school community this year?

Where do you see division where you would like to see unity? Tom uses the Difference course alongside Youth Alpha as regular formation resources with his young people. Bring the Difference course to your context today!

"As a school we are on a journey to ensure that ours is a community where all are seen, all are heard, all are valued and all know they are an essential part of our family." - Padiham St Leonard's

As we all know, Christmas can be a time of high stress, work deadlines and financial burden. Lauren Windle helps us unpack how we can prepare for the season ahead with curiosity and kindness. Read here: https://t.co/p9fydM5g96

Curiosity opens the door to understanding. When we ask questions, listen deeply, and seek to see the world through another’s eyes, we take the first steps towards true reconciliation. How has curiosity helped you build understanding or bridge divides?

Dr. Paulo Ueti's journey in faith began at 13, leading him to pursue his passion for theology--notably through his involvement with Contextual Bible Studies. Read our latest blog, written by Paulo reflecting on being curious and his experience at #COP30.

Webinar dates and times: Choose one 60 minute webinar from the two dates offered: Wednesday 19th November 18:00 – 19:00 UTC (London) Thursday 20th November 10:00 – 11:00 UTC (London)   Please click here to register: https://t.co/qVdply8sKM

Children remind us that reconciliation often begins with curiosity, honesty, and courage. They can teach us to listen more deeply, forgive more freely, and build bridges where we might otherwise see walls. What lessons have you learned from children about reconciliation?

Teaching reconciliation in schools helps children learn how to navigate conflict with courage, empathy, and respect. It equips them to build understanding, bridge divides, and create communities rooted in peace and hope. Why do you think reconciliation is important in education?

This Anti-Bullying Week, we’re standing with schools, churches, and communities across the UK to help children learn how to navigate conflict and difference with courage, compassion, and curiosity. #AntiBullyingWeek #Difference #CrossTheDivide #FaithInAction

What do you admire when children navigate difference? 💭

Children teach us so many things when it comes to forgiveness, saying sorry, and reconciliation. It's simple really. Find out more here: https://t.co/Te2He9WAMc

At Difference, we believe it’s never too early to start talking about what it means to live well together. #DifferenceforPrimarySchools

We love hearing feedback from our first Difference for Primary Schools courses! If you've run the course, tell us what you think!   Want to bring Difference to your school? Find out more here: https://t.co/1fb1BW7RCZ

What if children grew up with the tools to cross divides, pursue justice, and build peace? #DifferenceforPrimarySchools

Why is it important to forgive? 💭

We’re so excited to have celebrated the launch of Difference for Primary Schools last month!   Find out more here: https://t.co/1fb1BW7RCZ   #DifferenceforPrimarySchools

We're reflecting on an inspiring Primary Schools Launch event at Lambeth Palace, where we were joined by so many who are committed to equipping children to bridge divides in their lives.

💭 Why do you think it's important to say sorry? We asked some pupils who have taken part in Difference for Primary Schools – new resources that equip pupils with formational habits to navigate disagreement well. Bring Difference to your school now: https://t.co/SsCMUGqNIY