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Climate Breakdown Scheme of Work
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Eden Project's Climate Responders
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How will you reboot the future? X Belouga
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Climate and Sustainability INSET video
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Generation Earthshot Teacher Toolkit
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Downloadable Global Learning Wall Planner 2021/22
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Rebooting the Future
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COP26 Climate Conference Resources
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Writing Letters to the Earth
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What is Human Trafficking?
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Climate Action: Curriculum and Resources
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Map Your Meal - Food Explorers Toolkit
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Radical History Videos
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Economic Injustice
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Journey to Justice Exhibition
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The life of Nelson Mandela
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Why we can't just 'teach' climate change
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All Change! This Train Terminates Here.
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Empowering all young people to engage with the climate crisis
Carley Sefton, CEO of the Learning through Landscapes Trust -
Air Pollution: A Far Deadlier Killer than COVID-19
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Rise Up! The Power of Young People
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How Will You Reboot the Future?
Find out about our latest campaign and education resources - inspiring new conversations on the climate crisis and supporting young people to take action. Coming soon.
Calendar: September
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Rosh Hashanah
Two-day Jewish New Year festival.
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International Literacy Day
Taking place on 8th September every year.
Reminding us of the global importance of literacy.
UNESCO
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World First Aid Day
Taking place on the second Saturday in September every year.
Raising awareness of how first aid can save lives.
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International Day of Democracy
Taking place on 15th September every year.
Encouraging the world's governments to strengthen democracy.
United Nations
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Yom Kippur
Day of Atonement - the most solemn and holy day in the Jewish calendar.
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Ozone Day
Taking place on 16th September every year.
Remembering the Montreal Protocol to protect the ozone layer.
United Nations
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International Day of Peace
Taking place on 21st September every year.
Calling on all nations to observe a day of global ceasefire and non violence.
United Nations
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European Day of Languages
Taking place on 26th September every year.
A day to celebrate languages and language learning.
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World Maritime Day
Taking place during the last week in September every year.
Focusing on the importance of shipping safety, maritime security and the marine environment.
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World Tourism Day
Taking place on 27th September every year.
Raising awareness of the importance of tourism and its impacts worldwide.
United Nations
Popular resources
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Oxfam Education website
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The Oceans and Plastic Pollution - KS2 Activity handbook for teachers
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The ‘Changing Climates’ curriculum
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The Rights of Every Child
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How do we know it's working? Book 2
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UN Matters Teaching Pack
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Pocket Book of Children's Rights
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Recovering from change and challenges
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CAFOD Refugee Resources (Primary)
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Global Project Ideas - Practical Action
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Children's Rights Poster Set
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One Planet Future
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Global Learning and RE
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Golden Rule resources
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Ocean Commotion
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COP26 Climate Conference Resources
