What a great start to the #Inseparable Live Tour! 🎉 We are thrilled to kick off this incredible educational initiative that’s traveling to schools across Scotland this September. Yesterday, we had the immense honour of welcoming Julie Adair and Sabina Kadic-Mackenzie, our

A moving, hard hitting performance of 'Beyond Srebrenicia', a powerful story & first hand testimonies from the Bosnian War. Thank you to the performance company involved and Almasa & Sabina who are survivors of the Bosnian war & spoke to our pupils about it. Collingwood Learning

Powerful performance of Inseparable by ⁦Collingwood Learning⁩ and testimony by ⁦Almasa Salihovic⁩ in ⁦Scottish Parliament⁩ - thank you ⁦Beyond Srebrenica⁩ for bringing this to Scotland’s schools -we must not forget Bosnian Genocide ⁦Paul O’Kane MSP 🇺🇦⁩ #srebrenica

Grateful to be Scottish Parliament this evening with Beyond Srebrenica to meet Almasa again, hear her tell her own story & the importance of preserving the memory of the Bosnian genocide. Sneak preview of the play #Inseparable, a creative & powerful educational resource touring Scottish schools

A powerful evening Scottish Parliament w/ Beyond Srebrenica showcasing their school production “Inseparable” produced by Collingwood Learning - thanks Paul O’Kane MSP 🇺🇦 for sponsoring & to VC Sabina & Chair Julie Adair for hosting. Good to connect with others who have been part of previous delegations.

An honour to sponsor the Beyond Srebrenica event at Scottish Parliament last night, where we watched #Inseperable play & heard the powerful testimonies of survivors of the Bosnian genocide. This learning in schools across Scotland is invaluable & it’s important to see it in Parliament

A truly memorable evening at the Scottish Parliament at an event sponsored by Paul O’Kane MSP 🇺🇦. Our friends and supporters watched an extract from Inseparable: Lessons from a Nation Divided and then heard from Almasa Salihovic from Srebrenica Memorial Center with her story of loss and survival.

Do you teach year 7 or 11? We have two amazing road safety plays, visiting secondary schools in Essex this half term. There are limited spaces available and are at no charge to the school. If you are interested please contact us immediately: [email protected]

I was on the delegation to Bosnia earlier this year & I still hold dear what I saw & heard. Today I watched the full showing of the play #Inseparable on the Bosnian Genocide Beyond Srebrenica Collingwood Learning at Stewart’s Melville College & it was a powerful & emotional performance 💚

We reached over 2,2m young people through both #SmashedLive and #SmashedOnline in the 2023/24 academic year! This remarkable achievement reflects the hard work and commitment of our dedicated delivery partners from around the world. Here's to continued growth and impact!

"Dead End" is back! This autumn, we are touring across Essex with our unique learning experience for young drivers and passengers, developed in partnership with SaferEssexRoads as a part of their #VisionZero strategy.

Fantastic session at King's Oak Academy, thank you for having us! Our #SmashedLive team delivered a hard-hitting alcohol education experience to students, tackling underage drinking and peer pressure.

We're proud to partner w/ IHRA across this UK presidency year, to invite schools within 35 member states to participate in int'l ed initiative called ‘My Hometown’. Learn more via teacher guide⬇️ holocausteducation.org.uk/2024/06/10/my-… RT Collingwood Learning Ms A Vanessa Favali Luke Mayhew

Greetings from Teya, Lewis and Isaac! Our fantastic team are delivering #SmashedLive experience to students across Scotland, tackling underage drinking with positive thinking!

Earlier this week, our team visited Kinross High School with "Inseparable: Lessons from a Nation Divided", powerful and immersive theatre experience designed to educate and inspire the next generation to promote tolerance and understanding. Beyond Srebrenica

#castannouncement: Louise Garwood, Joshua Boyd-Campbell and Oscar Burton will be visiting secondary schools in Essex this half term with "Dead End", our unique theatrical #roadsafety experience for Year 11 students. Dead End is supported by SaferEssexRoads as a part of Vision

Chair of NHS Grampian Alison Evison today attended a powerful performance of ‘inseparable’. Speaking to students Alison spoke of the need for lessons to be learned following events in Srebrenica & the responsibility we all have to break the chain of racism where ever we find it

Educating young people and communities about the Holocaust is a vital element of creating a more inclusive and safer society for all. We invite all schools to take part in My Hometown, by creating your own project to discover stories that connect your students’ hometown with the

Great feedback from Gaynor Wilson, St. Martin's School: "We welcome Collingwood back every year. You can say things that actually we can’t (and they (students) listen to people much closer to they age) in a very interactive way. Theatre in education I think is one of the best