Footprints of Faith
Walks for schools through culture, history and belief in Cambridge
Human Rights KS2
There are 6 stopping places on the full walk. Each stop is designed to look at the contribution made by an individual, or small group of people, to a particular human rights issue. The children will see something related to the individual, hear their story, and take part in an activity designed to deepen their understanding of the story/issue and/or relate it to our world today, with an emphasis on the importance of speaking out against injustice. Teachers can download a pdf of the KS2 Human Rights walk or click on the links below.
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6
| Click on each stop on the map below to discover the full stories and activities from the walk.
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Aims of the walk The stopping places are usually open during school hours. To check availability for visits please contact:Stop 1 – The Round Church Stop 2 – St John’s College St John’s College library offer pre-booked educational visits to use their educational resources on the Abolition of the Slave Trade, including Thomas Clarkson’s letters and diaries. They also have an online educational resource designed for use by Key stage 1-3 pupils. Stop 3 – Great St Mary’s St Edward King and Martyr Michaelhouse Stop 4 – The Senate House Yard Stop 5 – Kings College |




