Big hearted Fife pupils have thrown their weight behind a Nil by Mouth campaign aimed at helping young people stay safe on the internet....

Over the last few months Nil by Mouth’s Education Team has been busy working with schools across Renfrewshire, helping bring children...

The Scottish Women’s cup trophy is to be taken into schools.

Efforts to help young people consider the real life consequences of online behaviour have received a boost from the scottish children lotter

Two Cambuslang schools have been learning about the delights of writing from one of the UK’s leading football authors.

For more than a decade Nil by Mouth has worked with employers all across Scotland to promote equality, tolerance and change in the workplace

Nil by Mouth have visited Burns country to help promote our ‘Neeps and Tatties’ project in the run up to the national celebration of the bar

West Dunbartonshire school pupils are to be taught about diversity and given lessons in how to tackle bigotry and religious hatred.

Nil By Mouth have teamed up with students from City of Glasgow College to bring our message of tolerance and change to thousands of children

A group of East End school pupils are celebrating after winning a competition aimed at promoting philanthropy amongst teenagers in Scotland.

Students and staff at Dumfries and Galloway College have marked Interfaith Week with a series of online events

Lowland League side Gretna FC 2008 have, once again, teamed up with Nil by Mouth

Nil by Mouth are delighted to be taking part in Book Week Scotland 2021 which runs from 15th-21st November.

We are delighted to report that our ‘Champions for Change’ schools programme is back in full swing after a period of Covid hibernation.

Nil by Mouth is throwing its weight behind a Lowland League football club’s grassroots youth programme with the donation

Nil by Mouth this week launches ‘Neeps and Tatties’, a Scots book for use in primary schools across the country

Archie MacPherson and Daniel Gray in conversation about ‘More Than a Game: Living with the Old Firm’

Twenty years on from founding Nil by Mouth Cara Henderson spoke with BBC Scotland’s Andrew Picken to reflect

as part of the ‘Us and Them’ book project, Athletic Bilbao fan Debi Ritchie agreed to attend their Derby game against Real Sociedad

Football Rivalries across the globe come under the microscope in a new book produced by Nil By Mouth and available through our website.