Exploring South Africa’s History, Culture and Context
Football and Freedom is an online resource pack from the NUT bursting with fun and informative teaching resources and activities for teaching children about South Africa through football. It enables teachers to use the excitement around the Wo...
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Art and Design, Citizenship, Design and Technology, English, Geography, History, ICT / IS / IT, Mathematics, MFL: Other, Music, PSHE / PSE / PSED, Science
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Me, You, Everyone: rights and responsibilities is the third in the series of Lift Off materials, which have been developed for use in the primary school classroom to promote understanding and respect for human rights.
It has been written for...
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Exploring the human impact of climate change
This set of resources on the Oxfam Education website is targetted at pupils aged 13-16 but can be adapted for younger or older learners. It includes video clips, PDFs and web links. It challenges learners to understand climate change as a contr...
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Multimedia Resource Pack for Primary and Secondary Schools
This free DVD resource is about the right to education and why girls and women in particular are excluded from enjoying this right. It is produced by Camfed International, a charity which supports girls' education in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania ...
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A global curriculum resource for modern langauges
This resource aims to help modern languages teachers embed global citizenship themes into the classroom, as well as raising awareness about life in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). There are three parts to the resource:
1. Teachers' not...
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A Kenyan TV Soap Opera
Makutano Junction is a Kenyan-produced TV soap opera which attracts over seven million viewers in Kenya alone. It aims to entertain and educate English-speaking African audiences. Set in a fictional Kenyan village, it follows the loves and liv...
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Child rights, Community, Democracy, Education, Environment, Family, Farming, Food, Gender, Government, Health, HIV/Aids, Media, Millennium Dev Goals, Sustainable development
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Change the world, one map at a time
Mapping Worlds calls itself "a data visualisation and interface design company with a love for maps". It is based in Amsterdam and works with organisations such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to make data accessible to di...
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Aid, Conflict, Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Farming, Food, Gender, Globalisation, Government, Health, HIV/Aids, Industry, Media, Olympics, Population, Refugees / Asylum, Religion, Rural, Tourism, Trade, Transport, Urban, Water
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Engaging with Controversial Issues in South Africa and the UK
This book is one of the outcomes of Seeking Ubuntu, a Tide~ project that involved a group of UK teacher educators in a study visit to South Africa. Comparative study supported them in reflecting on their own, as well as South African, education...
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Education Pack
This education pack was developed and trialled at Barham Primary School in Wembley, and celebrates that wonderful South Asian garment, the sari. The pack was produced to accompany an exhibition of both traditional and new saris, images of which...
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Open Spaces for Dialogue and Enquiry (OSDE) is an educational tool to introduce global issues and perspectives in educational settings. By following agreed principles, safe spaces are created where participants feel comfortable to express them...
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As part of Amnesty International’s Stop Violence Against Women campaign, they have developed three downloadable resource sheets that include a global dimension to studying gender issues. The first is ‘Global Gender Inequality’, the second ‘Viol...
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This excellent set of posters from Oxfam introduces the eight United Nations Millennium Development Goals to pupils aged 7 to 14. Issues covered in the pack include: trade, aid, and debt; education; environment; HIV/AIDS; poverty and hunger; an...
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This website from AusAid (the Australian government’s aid department), includes a large number of free lesson plans. Although they are designed for teaching in Australia, many of the lesson plans would be suitable for use in a UK classroom, par...
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Child rights, Development, Education, Environment, Food, Gender, Globalisation, Government, Health, HIV/Aids, Natural disasters, Peace, Poverty, Refugees / Asylum, Rural, Urban
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OneWorld Guides explore the issues relevant to narrowing the divide between rich and poor countries. The Country Guides aim to introduce the political and economic situation in developing countries around the world, from a human rights perspect...
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Aid, Child labour, Climate change, Conflict, Conservation, Development, Economy, Environment, Food, Gender, Health, Media, Millennium Dev Goals, Poverty, Refugees / Asylum
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This well-researched resource is not quite what it says on the tin. It is about population, but it isn’t a jigsaw, but in fact a teaching pack. The pack is suitable for the secondary Geography curriculum, and includes two sections. The first se...
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This website from the World Bank includes sections for both teachers and for young people. The teachers' section includes a helpful glossary of key development terms, such as biodiversity, economic depression, GDP, etc; resource packages, which...
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Conflict, Crime, Development, Economy, Education, Environment, Gender, Globalisation, Health, HIV/Aids, Millennium Dev Goals, Natural disasters, Sustainable development, Trade
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This updated edition of the Afghanistan country profile book explores the impact of politics (regional and global) on the everyday lives of Afghans. It avoids the simplistic interpretations of Islamic culture promoted by the mass media and atte...
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Aid, Arms trade, Conflict, Crime, Culture, Development, Equality, Gender, Health, Poverty, Refugees / Asylum, Religion, Rural, Urban
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This book provides dozens of inspirational stories of women living in Africa, alongside striking photographs from the photojournalist Mark Read. The women are united by the fact that they were unable to attend school because their families coul...
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A book about gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered lives from a human rights perspective. The book introduces the topic through case studies from a wide range of countries, and looks at historical and modern perspectives. The book introduces...
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The first edition of this book (Pakistan: Tradition and Change), published in 1996 described Pakistan's history and rich cultural heritage as well as the economic, social and political forces that shape people's lives. This text reproduces the...
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Child labour, Conflict, Culture, Debt, Democracy, Development, Economy, Environment, Gender, Health, Population, Religion
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