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Enough Food For Everyone IF...

Creative ways to explore global hunger with your pupils.

The IF campaign brings together a movement of people who believe that there is enough food to feed everyone one in the world, IF…

By learning more about the issues at the heart of IF, you can help to develop your students' understanding of the world and their role as active global citizens. 

These resources are designed to help pupils get to grips with some of the key issues connected to food and hunger, and learn about the impact on real people's lives. 

Learning outcomes: analyzing and extracting information, thinking critically about issues, presentation skills, persuasive writing, communicating complex issues, developing political literacy.

Downloads

  • Enough food for Everyone IF PowerPoint (4MB)

    An introduction to IF and an overview of the campaign. Suitable for Key Stages 2–4.

  • Who can make change happen? (4MB)

    Looks at how different groups of people can have an impact on ensuring there is Enough Food for Everyone. Suitable for Key Stages 3 and 4.

  • Plate Activity (79kB)

    Provides an opportunity for young people to write their own message to world leaders on a plate template. There is guidance included on how to run a session involving the plates.

  • IF Action Guide (310kB)

    A guide for young people to take their own action. Includes Youth Achievment Award challenges.

  • IF Flyers (141kB)

    Print off and distribute as part of an action.

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