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Water Week 2013

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Back for its third year, Oxfam Water Week gives 7-14 year olds the opportunity to learn about global issues and develop their skills and values as active global citizens. As they learn about water vulnerability, students are inspired take action.

Oxfam Water Week 2013 takes place from 3-7 June in Scotland, and from 1-5 July in England and Wales, but you can organise Water Week activities whenever works best in your school.

Resources follow a 'Learn, Think, Act' sequence to enable pupils to gain an in-depth understanding of water vulnerability issues. See how these fit together in the Teachers' Overview.

Introduction to Oxfam Water Week 2013

Introduce your pupils to the idea that although water is a fundamental human right, many people have restricted access to it. Resources include a short video and slideshow which can be used for a whole-school assembly.

Water Week Introductory Resources

Learn

Learn about the causes and symptoms of water vulnerability using case studies from Oxfam Projects around the world.

Water Week Learn Resources

Think

Think critically about what can be done to overcome water vulnerability.

Water Week Think Resources

Act

Find out about action Oxfam and water-vulnerable communities have taken, and encourage pupils to take their own action.

Water Week Act Resources

Supplementary Resources

A range of extra resources, including SEN ideas, photo-stories, comprehension activities and games.
Water Week Supplementary Resources