Planning framework for Global Citizenship
This planning framework can be used to develop Global Citizenship through the teaching of almost any topic.
Issues Tree
A visual way of structuring an enquiry while supporting critical questioning.
Values continuum
An active learning method to encourage learners to listen to the opinions of others and develop reasoning skills.
WWII
Who fought for the British army? What countries did they come from? Review your WWII topic with this Global Citizenship planner.
Start with a Story
Stories can be a great way into learning about global issues even with very young children. These activities provide some starting points.
Cocoa Clues Mystery
In this activity, pupils work together to solve the mystery of why Afia can now go to school, using a series of clues. Through the activity they learn about the impacts of Fairtrade on a community in Ghana.
Short Films, Big Ideas
A short engaging film can invite curiosity and empathy around some of
the big global issues of our time. Here is a selection for all ages.
The Wall in the Middle of the Book
Use this picture book by John Agee to explore article 2 of the UNCRC the right to live without discrimination.
Daft Bat
Use the story of Daft Bat by Jeanne Willis, to explore the importance
of seeing things from someone else’s perspective.
We are all born free
Use photos and stories to explore human rights with children at primary level. Explore key human rights with children and build empathy through creative storytelling approaches.