In the light of the events of 11th September and the aftermath, what is the educational response to terror? What is/should be the role of schools in helping children understand conflict? How do teachers help young people deal with fear and achieve inner peace? What can schools do to promote tolerance and good relations between members of different ethnic and faith groups? Isn't it time we took Peace Education seriously? These questions are at the heart of next year's conference.

Keynote Speakers:
Professor Alan Smith: UNESCO Chair in Education for Pluralism, Human Rights and Democracy, University of Ulster;
Neil Hawkes: Senior Advisor for Curriculum and Opportunity, Oxfordshire;
Robin Richardson: Director, Runnymede Trust;
Professor Ursula King, Director, Centre for Comparative Studies in Religion and Gender, University of Bristol.

Offers of papers and symposia on any aspect of PSHE and Citizenship, SMSC and Peace Education would be very welcome.