World Health Day 2025 theme: “Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures”
Better maternal health means improving the rights of women and girls
For schools supporting this campaign, the statutory guidance can be found here: Physical health and mental wellbeing (Primary and Secondary) this gives you guidance on what can be covered within the curriculum.
Further Reading/Reference articles:
Kollmayer, Marlene, et al. “REFLECT–A teacher training program to promote gender equality in schools.” Frontiers in Education. Vol. 5. Frontiers Media SA, 2020.
Guerrero, Miguel A., and Laura Guerrero Puerta. “Advancing gender equality in schools through inclusive physical education and teaching training: A systematic review.” Societies 13.3 (2023): 64.
Bursuc, George Cristian. “Achieving gender equality in teaching and learning: Identifying problems and searching for Solutions.” Linguaculture 4.2 (2013): 64-73.
Guthridge, Michaela, et al. “Promoting gender equality: A systeBauer, Karlin S. “Promoting gender equity in schools.” Contemporary Education 71.2 (2000): 22.matic review of interventions.” Social Justice Research 35.3 (2022): 318-343.
Akpakwu, Ocheme Simon, and Felix Terhile Bua. “Gender equality in schools: Implications for the curriculum, teaching and classroom interaction.” Journal of Education and Practice 5.32 (2014): 7-12.
Unterhalter, Elaine, J. Parkes, and C. Howell. “Achieving gender equality in and through education.” (2019): 2-69.