1. SYRIA A Children’s Crisis? سوريا أزمة للأطفال؟

2. Page 2 Inside Syria

3. Page 3 What do you know already?

4. KEY QUESTIONS Is the Syria conflict a ‘children’s crisis’? As you listen to the presentation think about: the extent to which any issues affect children more than adults any issues that only affect children any unanswered questions you have that make it difficult to reach a conclusion

5. Page 5 Inside Lebanon – where families live

6. Page 6 Inside Lebanon – where families live

7. Page 7 Inside Lebanon – where children play

8. Page 8 Inside Lebanon – children’s chores

9. Page 9 Inside Lebanon – not going to school

10. THINKING POINT Imagine you are an Oxfam project manager in Lebanon. What are the three main projects you would set up to support Syrian refugees in Lebanon? Remember to think carefully about the specific needs of the refugees who moved to Lebanon.

11. Page 11 Inside Jordan – Za’atari Refugee Camp

12. Page 12 Inside Jordan – arriving at the border

13. Page 13 Inside Jordan – Za’atari Camp reception

14. Page 14 Inside Jordan –Za’atari Camp: where people live

15. Page 15 Inside Jordan –Za’atari Camp: missing out on school

16. Page 16 Inside Jordan –Za’atari Camp: making a living

17. Page 17 Inside Jordan –Za’atari Camp: essential services

18. Page 18 Inside Jordan –Za’atari Camp: essential services

19. THINKING POINT Imagine you are an Oxfam project manager in Jordan. What are the three main projects you would set up to support Syrian refugees in Jordan? Remember to think carefully about the specific needs of the refugees who moved to Jordan.

20. WHAT IS OXFAM DOING?

21. Page 21 Lebanon

22. Page 22 Jordan

23. WHAT CAN YOU DO?

24. Page 24 1. Write to your MP Ask students to create messages and send them to your MP with a letter. 2. Fundraise Do something to make your school more welcoming and helpful. 3. Keep Learning Syria is a complex and fast moving emergency. Stay engaged, keep learning and be informed.