Peace Education and Restorative Practices help schools respond in positive ways to conflict, division, and cultural differences. As the world changes quickly and faces new challenges, schools are expected to teach not just knowledge, but also empathy, responsibility, and how to live with others who are different.

This combined framework encourages schools to shift from strict control to building a culture based on conversation, accountability, and care. It turns conflict into a chance for learning, repair, and growth instead of punishment. By making peace-building and restrore clear and intentional parts of school life, Peace Hubs help create communities where everyone feels they belong, are respected, and share responsibility.

Eventually, schools can become places where peace is practiced every day through relationships, reflection, and group work, preparing students to act thoughtfully and ethically in a interconnected world.