Teaching resource looking at child poverty in the UK and how families on a low income get by.

A resource to help change attitudes and behaviours within the school community.

This colourful A3 poster tells children what their rights are under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

This teachers' pack for Key Stage 2 uses activities, discussion, stories and poems to look at children&'s basic rights, in the UK and around the world.

Children's Rights – Spice &'em up! is a resource for everybody who works with or is a young person. Now young people in schools, youth clubs, healthcare settings or young people&';s provision anywhere can explore what rights are, and what that means for them, with these participative activities.

This guide shows you how you can incorporate teaching about the world – the ‘global dimension’ in the jargon – into your everyday classroom practice. It shows interesting new ways to teach subjects like literacy, history, drama – even PE! And how to create cross-curricular projects on different aspects and topics.

This key stage 3 pack gives you the information you need to tell your pupils about the issues and add their voices to our campaign to save children’s lives. It will also support your teaching.

10 million of the world's poorest and most vulnerable children die each year from preventable diseases. Download Death Detective and Bingo to help your pupils to learn about these issues and then take responsible action.

<p>These Literacy and Numeracy plans have been created by UK teachers for teachers in Sierra Leone. They were put together as part of a TeachMeet organised by tes and Save the Children. They are being used by teachers in Sierra Leone as part of a Teacher Professional Development course.</p> <p>The lesson plans demonstrate many of the features of a good lesson which are explored in the TPD course. There are aspects of creativity, interaction, questioning skills, local resource use, and differentiation ideas. This document was created for training purposes. It does not necessarily represent Save the Children’s official position.</p>

An activity funsheet on how children can campaign for a better world.