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Rohingya Crisis: Help 7-14 year olds to learn and think about Oxfam’s emergency response

25/10/2017

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As of October 2017, more than 500,000 Rohingya people had crossed over to Bangladesh – the most rapid movement of people from one country to another in a generation. Learn about why and how Oxfam responds in a humanitarian emergency. Explore striking photographs from Kutupalong camp in Bangladesh. Consider the difference between needs and wants. […]

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Celebrate 75 years of Oxfam: Use film and photography to explore Oxfam’s work

28/09/2017

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Oxfam is a global movement of people working to end poverty. Over the last 75 years we have made huge strides in the fight to end global poverty but there is still more to be done. This resource for 11-18 year olds uses photographs to explore Oxfam’s work and some of our greatest achievements. Learners […]

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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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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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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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Globingo: Help learners aged 7-14 to explore the global connections in their daily lives

07/03/2017

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Martin Luther King famously once said “before you finish eating breakfast in the morning you’ve depended on more than half the world”. Globingo (or ‘Find Someone Who’) is a fun starter activity for ages 7-14 to explore some of the ways in which we are connected to people in other countries – from the food […]

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Comparing Young Lives: Creative English, maths and geography teaching ideas for ages 8-14

03/03/2017

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Use this short resource for 8-14 year olds to gain a snapshot into the lives of children around the world. Learners can use real data, case studies and photographs to develop empathy and investigate the effects of inequality and poverty on the opportunities of young people. They can then think critically about inequality and hone […]

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Go Bananas: Help learners aged 7-11 discover where their food comes from

06/02/2017

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Languages: English, Welsh

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Updated with new facts, photographs and stories, this cross-curricular resource will help learners aged 7-11 to discover where their food comes from. Learners can gain a vivid insight into the banana supply chain and research the countries where bananas are grown. They will get to grips with Fairtrade and think critically about the enormous impact […]

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Data Power: A computing resource for 9-13 year olds

21/12/2016

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Languages: English, Welsh

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Energise your computing lessons and delve into data from across the world. Data Power supports learners to strengthen their data handling skills and consider how data can be used to improve lives. Learners take on an investigative role by collecting, analysing and visualising data about the lives of children in different countries. Consider what data […]

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Get Into Film with Kaakka Muttai (The Crow’s Egg): Use film to investigate inequality and globalisation

14/10/2016

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Languages: English

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Films can do more than entertain. They can draw attention to important issues and invite us to question the world we live in. Kaakka Muttai (The Crow’s Egg) tells the tale of two young brothers in the Indian city of Chennai. It sparks debate about inequality and explores the impact of change following the opening […]

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Raising Our Voices: Music resources for 7-11 year olds

22/09/2016

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Inspire and motivate learners to explore the role of music in social change. Focusing on issues of inequality, this resource will enable learners to consider aspects of human rights and equality issues and discover how music has been used to express people’s voices. . Think critically about rights Consider the role of Freedom Songs in […]

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