Global Education Week is here!
A transformative vision of the future from teachers
How do teachers talk about serious issues they themselves might be unsure of? Here, we offer a few tips.
Calling all UK educators! Shape the education system YOU want to see.
How teachers can talk positively about challenging times
Written by Callum Mason, Reboot the Future
Written by Amber Demetrius, Welsh Centre for International Affairs
Written by Callum Mason, Reboot the Future
Taking place on 1st December every year.
Celebrating Antarctica and the day when the Antarctic Treaty was signed in 1959.
Every December.
A collection of winter festivals across the world.
Every December 2nd.
Raising awareness about modern day slavery and its eradication.
Taking place on 3rd December every year.
Raising awareness of disability rights and issues.
Taking place on 5th December every year.
Highlighting the importance of soil and the need to use it sustainably.
Taking place on 5th December every year.
Celebrating the contribution and achievements of volunteers.
Every year, in late November or December.
Eight-day Jewish festival of lights.
Taking place on 10th December every year.
Celebrating the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Taking place on 11th December every year.
Raising awareness about the importance of mountains to life.
Every 18th of December.
Highlighting the importance of migration and the rights of migrants.
Taking place on 20th December every year.
Developing a culture of solidarity and a spirit of sharing in order to achieve social justice and combat poverty.
Every year, on 21st or 22nd December - the shortest day in the Northern Hemisphere.
Celebrating the changing of the seasons.