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We offer a huge range of free curriculum-linked resources for developing global learning in the classroom, across the school and beyond. Lesson plans, assemblies, videos, games and more! We've been working with teachers for more than 50 years, helping young people to learn about global issues, think critically, and take action for a better world. Here’s a selection of our most popular resources.
Use stories, pictures, film and role play to explore the human element of the climate crisis. Classroom activities for ages 9-16.
Information, activities and ideas for learning about the impacts of fast fashion. For ages 9-16.
Investigate how Oxfam is working with people around the world to help create a fairer, kinder and more sustainable future for everyone.. For ages 8-14.
Here are eight ways to help young people learn, think and act.
Activities to help learners aged 7-14 think critically and widen the scope of the stories they know about other people and cultures.
Help improve English skills while making the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child relevant and interesting. For ages 8 to 11.
Learn about gender equality and take action for a fairer world. Updated for 2022, this assembly and activities are suitable for ages 9-14.
Investigate global supply chains, learn where our food comes from, and consider some of the challenges facing small scale-farmers. For ages 7 to 14.