<p>These engaging activities for students aged 7-11  help learners to appreciate the power of education in addressing many of the global challenges we face. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Reflect on your hopes and aspirations for the future and what changes you would like to see happen in the world.</li> <li>Learn about the Sustainable Development Goals, the set of goals and targets aimed at making our world a better place.</li> <li>Investigate how education can help these global goals to be achieved.</li> <li>Creatively communicate your ideas about the importance of education in unlocking change.</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>

<p>These engaging activities for students aged 7-11 explore the skills young people need to be effective change makers in their lives, their communities and the world around them. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Think critically about your personal skillset.</li> <li>Work collaboratively to rank different types of skills according to how important they are.</li> <li>Consider how skills and jobs can help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.</li> <li>Discuss what and who can help us to learn skills and investigate potential barriers.</li> <li>Take action to develop your own skills and those of the people around you.</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>

<p>These engaging activities for students aged 11-16 explore the skills young people need to be effective change makers in their lives, their communities and the world around them. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Think critically about your personal skillset.</li> <li>Work collaboratively to rank different types of skills according to how important they are.</li> <li>Consider how skills and jobs can help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.</li> <li>Discuss what and who can help us to learn skills and investigate potential barriers.</li> <li>Take action to develop your own skills and those of the people around you.</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>

<p>These engaging activities for students aged 11-16  help learners to appreciate the power of education in addressing many of the global challenges we face. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Reflect on your hopes and aspirations for the future and what changes you would like to see happen in the world.</li> <li>Learn about the Sustainable Development Goals, the set of goals and targets aimed at making our world a better place.</li> <li>Investigate how education can help these global goals to be achieved.</li> <li>Creatively communicate your ideas about the importance of education in unlocking change.</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>

<p>These engaging activities for students aged 11-16 help learners to learn, think and act in response to climate change. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Discuss ideas, thoughts and feelings about climate change.</li> <li>Think critically about the importance of climate education.</li> <li>Learn about some of the inspiring ways in which Theirworld’s Global Youth Ambassadors are using education to unlock climate action.</li> <li>Work collaboratively to act for the planet in your school and community.</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>

<p>These engaging activities for students aged 7-11 help learners to learn, think and act in response to climate change. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Discuss ideas, thoughts and feelings about climate change.</li> <li>Think critically about the importance of climate education.</li> <li>Learn about some of the inspiring ways in which Theirworld’s Global Youth Ambassadors are using education to unlock climate action.</li> <li>Work collaboratively to act for the planet in your school and community.</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>

<p>These engaging activities for students aged 7-11 will develop learners’ understanding of the different ways in which people learn, build empathy and strengthen collaborative skills. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Reflect on and discuss their individual approaches to learning</li> <li>Discuss the meaning of disability</li> <li>Explore some of the barriers to learning that people with disabilities might face</li> <li>Celebrate the differences that makes each one of us special and unique</li> <li>Identify possible actions they could take to make their classroom more inclusive</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>

<p>These engaging activities for students aged 11-16 will develop learners’ understanding of the different ways in which people learn, build empathy and strengthen collaborative skills. Each activity pack includes ready-to-use activities for teachers that can be easily added to lesson plans or used as standalone sessions, with context and background information that can be shared with learners before starting each activity. The accompanying slideshow can be used alongside the activities, to help facilitate the lesson with visual aids.</p> <p>Learners will:</p> <ul> <li>Reflect on and discuss their individual approaches to learning</li> <li>Discuss the meaning of disability</li> <li>Explore some of the barriers to learning that people with disabilities might face</li> <li>Celebrate the differences that makes each one of us special and unique</li> <li>Identify possible actions they could take to make their classroom more inclusive</li> </ul> <p>To help teachers integrate the activities into their lesson plans, there are curriculum links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but the resources can also be used outside of the UK.</p>