UNESCO ASPnet

UNESCO Associated Schools Network (ASPnet)

Changing Lives Through Education

UNESCO Associated Schools Network (ASPnet)

Ann Beatty our Chief Executive is the UNESCO ASPnet Coordinator for the UK. We are proud to support the UNESCO ASPnet network exchanging knowledge, materials and good practice in education. This uses three complementary approaches: 

1. Creating: As a laboratory of ideas, ASPnet develops, tests and disseminates innovative educational materials and promotes new teaching and learning approaches based on UNESCO's core values and priorities.

2. Teaching & Learning: Capacity-building, innovative teaching and participative learning in specific ASPnet thematic areas allow school principals, teachers, students and the wider school community to integrate UNESCO's values and become role models in their community and beyond.

3. Interacting: ASPnet gives its stakeholders opportunities to connect and exchange experiences, knowledge and good practices with schools, individuals, communities, policy-makers and society as a whole.

You can find out more about the Arts & Culture for Peace Initiative here: https://unesco.org.uk/arts-culture-for-peace-initiative/

If you wish to find out more or apply for your school to join the network, email ann.beatty@stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk.
To sign up for more information about this project please email admin@stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk with Seeds for Hope in the title. 

You can find out all the information here: https://unesco.org.uk/seeds-of-hope-for-a-better-future/.

UNESCO ASPnet arts and Culture for Peace Initiative, Kyoto, Japan 2023

Joint statement of National Coordinators Arts and Culture for Peace Project Report

Connecting For Peace

On the 17th June 2022, we hosted the first ever free virtual UNESCO ASPnet conference: Connecting for Peace.

We had an inspirational line-up of speakers and workshop hosts who shared innovation and examples of best practice in education for peaceful sustainable development. And we were excited to welcome over 90 attendees from over 30 countries across the globe. You can read all about it here:

UNESCO ASPnet Conference
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