Inseparable Teacher Resource – Information for Participating Teachers

About Inseparable

Inseparable is a powerful live educational theatre project for schools and youth settings, inspired by survivor testimonies of the Bosnian War. Commissioned by Beyond Srebrenica and created by Collingwood Learning, it helps young people explore the war, the Srebrenica Genocide, and how to challenge hate speech and intolerance today.

The resource is funded by the Gordon Cook Foundation.

Free Online Resource

Bring Inseparable to your classroom or youth setting with a guided digital experience featuring:

• A filmed performance of the play
• Interactive follow-up activities
• Tools to build critical thinking, responsible citizenship, and social contribution

Use this online course to present from the front of the class or youth space, using the online prompts to lead discussion and activities in real time.

Key Features

• Teacher/youth practitioner-led delivery
• Group activities with clear online prompts
• 2 x 60-minute lessons (or bite-sized modules)
• Designed for ages 14+

Curriculum Links

• Scotland: Ideal for S4–S6 across History, Modern Studies, RMPS, English, Social Studies.
• UK & Beyond: Supports themes of equality, human rights, global citizenship, genocide studies, and tackling prejudice.

Important Information

• We recommend students experience the play without knowing its connection to Bosnia. This is revealed afterwards to deepen empathy and prompt powerful reflection.
• Includes minor expletives (activity 1.1) and sensitive documentary imagery of the conflict (activity 1.2).

Learning Objectives

Young people will understand:

• Key facts of the Bosnian War and Srebrenica Genocide
• Terms: Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing
• How Hate Speech and Prejudice create division
• The 10 Stages of Genocide
• What to do if they experience or witness Hate Speech