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A Day in the Life
Published
2013
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Teacher's Pack
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Do you know why girls in countries like Tanzania or Nepal are not going to school? Or how climate change is affecting developing countries? How high is a fair wage or how close is Tanzania to dealing with malaria?
A Day in the Life is a series of packs aimed at engaging pupils with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in a fun and creative way. Pupils read diary entr...
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Disease prevention & hygiene gallery from Uganda
Published
2013
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Image
Website
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FREE
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These photos with captions underneath show how important hygiene is in rural African households. Various simple techniques and tips are used by Jane to keep things, and people, clean so that disease is prevented wherever possible. Why not use these pictures to start a discussion about disease prevention, hygiene and different ways of life?
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Mini 'tastes' of East African foods
This simple food topic starter introduces pupils to some new foods/crops and helps them think about what can be grown in other countries and how these crops might be grown and harvested. Print out these sheets then make the foods (we have kept them quite simple). Set them out in a line and either have sheets face up so that they can see what they are, or place face down and ask pupi...
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Christian Aid secondary assemblies
Published
2011
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- Website
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Christian Aid has produced a range of free, ready-to-use multi-faith secondary assemblies that bring global issues of poverty and injustice to life.
Each assembly includes a suggested script on a PDF, with ideas for reflection and further action around the topic. There is also a PowerPoint presentation with illustrations and photographs.
A wide range of topics are covered, inclu...
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- Climate change,
- Community,
- Conflict,
- Education,
- Energy,
- Fair trade,
- Food,
- Gender,
- Health,
- HIV/Aids,
- Natural disasters,
- Participation,
- Peace,
- Refugees / Asylum,
- Religion,
- Water
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- Afghanistan,
- Angola,
- Bangladesh,
- Bolivia,
- Burkina Faso,
- Congo,
- Ethiopia,
- Ghana,
- Guatemala,
- Haiti,
- India,
- Ireland,
- Israel,
- Jamaica,
- Kenya,
- Malawi,
- Mali,
- Burma,
- Nicaragua,
- Nigeria,
- Pakistan,
- Palestine,
- Peru,
- Philippines,
- Senegal,
- Sierra Leone,
- Sudan,
- Tajikistan,
- United Kingdom,
- Zimbabwe
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Christian Aid primary assemblies
Published
2011
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- Website
Price
FREE
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Christian Aid has produced a range of free, ready-to-use multi-faith primary assemblies that bring global issues of poverty and injustice to life.
Each assembly includes a suggested script on a PDF, with ideas for reflection and further action around the topic. There is also a PowerPoint presentation with illustrations and photographs.
A wide range of topics are covered, includi...
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- Climate change,
- Conflict,
- Education,
- Energy,
- Environment,
- Equality,
- Fair trade,
- Farming,
- Festival/Celebrations,
- Food,
- Health,
- Natural disasters,
- Peace,
- Play and toys,
- Refugees / Asylum,
- Social justice,
- Water
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Commonwealth Online
Published
2011
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- Website
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FREE
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Commonwealth Online uses the archive of The British Empire and Commonwealth Museum (based in Bristol) to bring together free, downloadable, curriculum-linked teaching packages. The resources fit mainly into the History curriculum, with cross-curricular links to other subjects including Art & Design, Citizenship, Geography, ICT and Literacy. They use film and audio recordings as well as imag...
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- Anguilla,
- Antigua and Barbuda,
- Australia,
- Bangladesh,
- Barbados,
- Cameroon,
- Canada,
- Cayman Islands,
- Dominica,
- Falkland Islands,
- Gambia,
- Ghana,
- Grenada,
- Hong kong,
- India,
- Jamaica,
- Kenya,
- Malaysia,
- Montserrat,
- Namibia,
- Nigeria,
- Pakistan,
- Sierra Leone,
- Somalia,
- South Africa,
- Trinidad and Tobago,
- Turks and Caicos Islands,
- United Kingdom,
- Virgin Islands (British),
- Zambia,
- Zimbabwe
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Our Africa website
Published
2011
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Film- Website
- Website
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FREE
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Our Africa is a website developed by SOS Children, a charity that has been working in Africa for the past 40 years. The aim of this ambitious project is to let children across Africa film their lives and countries the way they see them.
After workshops providing training in film-making, children (ranging in age from as young as seven to as old as 23) took cameras around their vill...
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- Child rights,
- Colonialism,
- Conflict,
- Culture,
- Economy,
- Education,
- Employment,
- Farming,
- Food,
- Health,
- Industry,
- Play and toys,
- Poverty,
- Religion,
- Tourism
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Action for Happiness posters
Published
2011
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PDF
Poster
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FREE
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This set of eight posters have been designed for the Action For Happiness campaign to accompany their 'Ten Keys to Happier Living' - research shows that people who follow these 10 keys tend to be more consistently happy.
The posters would be great to post around school to inspire students, and would also make useful discussion starters for ages 7 upwards in subject such as PSHE or Citiz...
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Mothers Matter
Published
2011
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- PDF
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This free PDF resource aims to support teaching about maternal health issues. In the world's poorest countries, a woman is more likely to die during childbirth than from disease or illness.
This resource focuses on Millennium Development Goal number 5: improving maternal health. Students explore why a child needs a mother, compare the experiences of children and pregnant women in the UK...
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AIDS and HIV Information from AVERT.org
Published
2011
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- Website
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FREE
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This site calls itself "the world's most popular AIDS website". It has detailed country information about AIDS and HIV around the world.
It includes advice and background information for teachers about addressing the issues of HIV/AIDS in the classroom, and how to deal with potentially sensitive discussions on the topic. It also includes lesson plans and quizzes dealing with facts about...
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