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Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Culture
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Rebooting Community
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2022-23 Global Learning Wall Planner
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Local Rivers: KS2 Teaching Pack
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Resurgence and Ecologist: 6 free issues
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Rebooting Wealth
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British Working Class History
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Victorian Children at Work
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Culture Club: Refugee Cultural Heritage
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Half-term Plan: What do I need to be healthy?
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Creative Bravery
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The IPCC Report Explained
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Climate Justice, hope and action
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Earth Month
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Malaria Comic
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Heritage Resources
Our latest articles
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Biodiversity: Two Truths to Save the World
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Five ways to wellbeing for teachers and students
Written by Callum Mason, Reboot the Future -
What is Wealth?
Written by Callum Mason, Reboot the Future -
DfE Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy: A Response
Written by Andrea Bullivant, Ann Finlayson and Elena Lengthorn on behalf of Our Shared World -
Health: Physical, Social, Planetary
Written by Callum Mason, Reboot the Future -
Indigenous People: A Teacher's Guide
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Reboot the Conversation at the Fairtrade Festival
Is it sustainable to eat meat? Should we forage mushrooms? What can we do to make a difference? -
Watch now: Equipping Learners for a Compassionate and Sustainable Future
Our world is changing, new opportunities are opening up, and the skills that young people will need in the workforce are evolving. -
Guest Blog: How can educators engage with complex global issues?
written by Douglas Bourn, Professor of Development Education at UCL Institute of Education and Co-Director of the Development Education Research Centre -
Guest Blog: Introducing Generation Earthshot
written by Jack Davies and Stephanie Mason, World's Largest Lesson -
Reboot the Conversation with M&S
We are excited to announce that we have teamed up with Marks and Spencer to help kick-start those all-important conversations about climate change between families and friends. -
Guest Blog: Why we can't just 'teach' climate change
written by Rachel Musson, Director of ThoughtBox Education -
Guest Blog: Every Voice Counts
written by Tom Brenan, Environmental Law Foundation -
Guest Blog: All Change! This Train Terminates Here.
written by Cindy Forde, Founder of Planetari -
Guest Blog: Empowering all young people to engage with the climate crisis
written by Carley Sefton, CEO of the Learning through Landscapes Trust
Calendar: May
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International Workers Day
Every year on the 1st of May.
Celebrating working people, their organisations and their rights all over the world.
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Eid-ul-Fitr
Day celebrated by Muslims to mark the end of Ramadan.
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World Press Freedom Day
Taking place on 3rd May every year.
Celebrating the principles of press freedom.
UNESCO
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African World Heritage Day
Every May 5th.
Celebrating African cultural and natural heritage.
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World Red Cross & Red Crescent Day
Taking place on 8th May every year.
Celebrating the birthday of the founder of the Red Cross.
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Europe Day
Taking place on 9th May every year.
Celebrating the creation of the European Union.
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Mental Health Awareness Week
Every year starting on the second Monday of May.
Raising awareness on the importance of mental health and overcoming potential issues together.
Mental Health Foundation
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World Fair Trade Day
Taking place on the second Saturday in May every year.
Connecting fair trade producers and customers around the world.
World Fair Trade Organisation
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World Migratory Bird Day
Taking place on the closest weekend to 10 May each year.
Highlighting the need to protect migratory birds and their habitats.
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International Conscientious Objector Day
Taking place on 15th May every year.
Raising awareness of those who refuse to participate in armed conflict.
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Vesak (Buddha Day)
Every year on one of the full moons in May.
Celebrating the life, enlightenment and death of the Buddha.
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International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia & Biphobia
Taking place on 17th May every year
Campaigning for a prejudice-free world.
Popular resources
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One Planet Future
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Oxfam Education website
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Global Project Ideas - Practical Action
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Pocket Book of Children's Rights
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Global Learning and RE
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Ocean Commotion
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Golden Rule resources
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Children's Rights Poster Set
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2022-23 Global Learning Wall Planner
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The Rights of Every Child
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CAFOD Refugee Resources (Primary)
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The Oceans and Plastic Pollution - KS2 Activity handbook for teachers
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Global Learning Wall Planner 2021/22
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The ‘Changing Climates’ curriculum
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UN Matters Teaching Pack
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Amazon rainforest: complete teaching packages
