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Families Together: Learning resources to support the campaign to reunite refugee families

24/11/2020

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Languages: English

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Imagine what it would be like to flee your home and leave your family behind. Oxfam is calling for a change to the rules on family reunion so that it’s easier for refugees to be joined by their loved ones. Learn more about the refugee crisis with striking statistics and photographs from around the world. […]

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End Hunger UK Poetry Challenge 2018

12/04/2018

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Languages: English

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Oxfam is working to beat poverty, wherever we find it, and that includes the UK – the second most food insecure country in Europe. This is an invitation for learners aged 11+ to respond passionately, and poetically, to the scandal that is UK hunger. Use our teaching resources to develop literacy and language skills, and […]

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Inducting your Oxfam School Group: Activities to help Oxfam Youth Ambassadors get ready to take action

15/09/2017

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Languages: English

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These materials are for teachers who have already formed a registered Oxfam School Group. If you’re at the start of your journey, download the taster sessions to recruit members. Learners will look at real-life examples of young people campaigning and fundraising with Oxfam. They will learn what is required to gain their Youth Ambassadors Award, […]

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Recruiting your Oxfam School Group

03/07/2017

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Languages: English

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For a brighter tomorrow, young people must speak out and work together for a fairer world. Setting up an Oxfam School Group empowers them to achieve change. These light-touch resources help young people aged 11-16 to find out more about becoming a Youth Ambassador. The taster activity also enables them to explore and discuss their […]

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Even it Up Poetry Challenge

01/02/2016

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Languages: English

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Oxfam has partnered with the Poetry Society’s Young Poets Network to give young people the opportunity to make their voices heard on global and gender inequality issues. The Even it Up Poetry Challenge is open to young people aged 11-25 working on their own, and to teachers submitting the work of their students. We are […]

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Water Week for School Groups: Learn about and take action on water issues in your Oxfam School Group

13/05/2014

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Languages: English

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Oxfam Water Week is designed to help young people become active and engaged global citizens by taking informed, responsible and meaningful action. These resources for ages 11-14 have been specifically created to support School Groups to take action during Oxfam Water Week. Owing to the publication date of this resource, some of the content (including […]

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Syria: A Children’s Crisis? Learn about the crisis and think critically about who is affected

23/08/2013

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Languages: English, Welsh

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The conflict in Syria has internally displaced 4.25 million Syrians and 1.9 million refugees have fled to neighbouring countries, including Jordan and Lebanon. This is the fastest growing refugee crisis in the world; a crisis that currently threatens to outstrip its humanitarian response. This resource for 11-16 year olds outlines the impact of the crisis […]

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Families Together: Learning resources to support the campaign to reunite refugee families

End Hunger UK Poetry Challenge 2018

Inducting your Oxfam School Group: Activities to help Oxfam Youth Ambassadors get ready to take action

Recruiting your Oxfam School Group

Even it Up Poetry Challenge

Water Week for School Groups: Learn about and take action on water issues in your Oxfam School Group

Syria: A Children’s Crisis? Learn about the crisis and think critically about who is affected