Ideas, resources and tools for bringing social justice and active citizenship into the classroom.
Non-government organisations (NGOs) are uniquely placed to provide teachers with active citizenship and social justice perspectives – and PLAN International have done just that with their latest classroom resource.
Mark in your school calender to Close the Gap in 2012 to support Indigenous health equality. The Schools Action kit, classroom resources and materials will ensure your school holds a successful event and help you join thousands of others to help Close the Gap.
Term 4. It’s an interesting one. Oxfam has created step-by-step guides, resources and DIY kits for two fun and meaningful activities that focus on food justice and ethical fashion.
Ideas to motivate your students to better understand the famine in the Horn of Africa and how they can contribute to a world without hunger.
Take your students on a trip around the world with no need for passports, permission slips or jet lag tablets — just get them to bring their sneakers…
It IS easy being Green. Check out these tools, great case studies and ideas to start a food garden at your school.
This year, more than 85,000 students and more than 5000 teachers at 371 schools showed their support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health equality – making it the biggest National Close the Gap day in history.
How do you incorporate a controversial topic like refugees and asylum seekers into your classroom? This week’s blog includes excellent resources to give you some starting points…