Resource Pack: International Women’s Day 2026
International Women’s Day takes place on 8th March, recognising the achievements of women and highlighting the ongoing work needed to create a more equal world.
This resource pack brings together a selection of Peerscroller videos designed to help learners understand what International Women’s Day is, where it came from, and why it still matters today. Through clear explanations and real-world context, the pack encourages learners to reflect on equality, representation, and how everyday actions can make a difference.
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For Key Stages 3-5
How you can support the women in your life and make a real difference? Mohammed breaks it down in this short, friendly guide, covering listening to experiences, using your voice to challenge sexism, and treating all women with respect. For more guidance and tips on being an ally, check out White Ribbon’s resources.
Ever wondered how you can make the most of International Women’s Day? Robin shares her favourite resources for celebrating, learning, fundraising, and taking action this 8th of March! From educational websites and library tips to fundraising ideas, activism opportunities, this video is packed with inspiration for teachers and learners alike.
Why do we need International Women’s Day? Grace breaks it down in this short, engaging guide, exploring the achievements of women, the work that still needs to be done, and how the day connects women around the world.
How can you celebrate International Women’s Day? Amy shares simple, practical ideas like wearing purple, donating to women’s charities, and educating yourself about the ongoing fight for equality; all ways to honour women’s achievements and make a difference.
Who kicked off International Women’s Day over 100 years ago? This super short, micro video by Robin loops through history in seconds, quick, fun, and perfect for a fast dive into how it all began.