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Children are Entitled to Global Learning
Graham Frost, a headteacher at Robert Ferguson Primary School in Cumbria, blogs about the importance of school children engaging in real world issues.
Critical thinking through creative learning
Owen Everett, Peace Education Officer at CND, outlines how their Peace Education programme empowers young people to think critically about nuclear weapons, peace and security issues.
On a mission to end extreme poverty
Maria Georgiou, Education Engagement Manager at Wateraid, talks about their work to ensure everyone, worldwide, has access to clean water in order to thrive.
Let the most vulnerable have a true voice
Lisa Lee, Project Support Officer at Think Global talks about the important role teacher's play in nurturing children and helping them to release their full potential, on International Day for Street Children.
GLOBAL EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR 2018
Could a teacher at your school be the 2018 Global Educator of the Year? Think Global are opening up nominations for this years awards and we're looking for educators who have found creative ways to engage young people in global learning and inspired students to take action on a global issue.

Each month we are shining a spotlight on the work of one of Think Global’s member organisations.

This month’s spotlight is on WaterAid, who aim to change millions of lives every year, working in 28 countries to provide clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene. These are vital for living a dignified, healthy life. With 1 in 3 people without a decent toilet, and 1 in 9 without clean water, WaterAid want to reach everyone, everywhere within a generation transforming millions more lives for good.

Check out their blog about their work.

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