1-15 hours Two months, starting ASAP. We are looking for 8 hours of volunteer time per week, done across one or two working days, which are the same each week., Laura Chepner is our Education Officer, and she is looking for a volunteer to support her in her role. Laura has a background in education, with a degree in Primary Education which preceded a decade of teaching and a short stint in the role of SENco (Special Educational Needs Coordinator). Shortly after that, Laura theorised vegan-inclusive teaching, published An Educator's Guide for Vegan-Inclusive Teaching and worked as the UK's first vegan-inclusion education specialist until joining The Vegan Society. At The Vegan Society, Laura supports vegan learners in education who have been discriminated against by acting as an intermediary between their families and the institution. Additionally, Laura supports educators by creating resources and delivering training sessions on what it means to be vegan-inclusive in their practice. Furthermore, Laura empowers parents/guardians to ask for vegan-inclusion by creating documents, with the help of The Education Network, that they can present and highlight their rights., This role involves working alongside our Education Officer to create around 50 differentiated worksheets for teachers of key stage 1 (KS1), Year 2 to use. No lesson plans to be made - just worksheets that support the National Curriculum English programmes of study for KS1, Year 2 outcomes. Laura would delegate certain literacy areas such as 'suffixes -ful and -less'. Once complete, we would meet online to look over and then Laura would delegate another area of literacy to be completed., Causes

• Animals / wildlife
• Campaigning
• Education
• Environment
• Faith and ethics
• Health and well being / research and care
  
  good Microsoft Office competency
• an awareness of Vivi the Supervegan books
• confidence to communicate any training or support needs
• an ability to work independently.