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The Annual General Meeting of DECSY will be held on Tuesday 28th April from 6pm for refreshments followed by the AGM from 7pm to 8pm. Please let us know if you would like to attend so that we can arrange the correct quantity of refreshments: info@decsy.org.uk 2025...

About the Role Are you a skilled co-ordinator with a passion for creative education and climate justice? Development Education Centre South Yorkshire (DECSY) is seeking a Project Manager to lead an innovative project. This role involves co-ordinating a high-impact...

GA Evaluation Summary A summary of this report is now available.  The full report which was written by Dr Heather Mendick and commissioned by Gender Action, evaluates Gender Action’s impact on schools that it worked with in the period from December 2023 to July 2025....

Children and Young People Now's best practice article on 24th October 2025 on Gender Action describes how primary school students and teachers have benefitted from taking part in Gender Action.

Gender Action Evaluation 2025 This report written by Dr Heather Mendick and commissioned by Gender Action evaluates Gender Action’s impact on schools that it worked with in the period from December 2023 to July 2025. The main focus of the evaluation report is on the...

You are invited to join us for our AGM on Wednesday 14th May. It will be an opportunity to celebrate Gender Action and hear about our year supporting global learning – education for a just and sustainable world.

At our 40th Anniversary event the celebrated educationalist Mick Waters helped us look back at the last 40 years of education and how DECSY had played a part in supporting teachers to help young people make sense of the changing world. This blog gives a summary of his talk and some ideas for the next steps for Global Learning.

SHARE (Sheffield Anti-Racist Education) is pleased to invite you to this decolonising schools and museums event at Weston Park Museum on Saturday 6 July. Everyone welcome!

DECSY Global Education Adviser, Helen Griffin, highlights the latest lesson plan from our ‘Non-violent action: a force for change’ materials developed and used by the late Mark Hutchinson (1960-2023) who worked closely with DECSY over many years.

DECSY Global Education Adviser, Rob Unwin, attended COP 28 as an online observer. Here he gives a summary of his observations on the conference, some of the agreements made, and how this ‘Only game in town’ for addressing climate change internationally can work for real change.