GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

Being able to imagine a world in which there is peace, justice, equity and opportunity for all to achieve their full potential is the basis of Global Citizenship.

It is essential that young people are enabled to become responsible Global Citizens of tomorrow, with a sense of their own role in the world, capable of making tough choices and taking action to bring about change.

Here are some ideas, links and resources.

IDEAS
Find out about GLADE's World in Our Backyard days for schools
Take part in GLADE's waste minimisation and public development awareness project - Bags of Choice  
Contact your local Development Education Centre - for resources, help and advice (full list available from the DEA, 29-31 Cowper Street, London, EC2A 4AT UK)
Fairtrade - request free education packs from the Fairtrade Foundation or visit www.fairtrade.org.uk for lots more information & ideas
Take part in One World Week  22-29 October 2006 - watch out for this year's theme

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LINKS
Council for Education in World Citizenship - Cymru - includes an online classroom resource 'Citizenship Today'
Cool Planet - OXFAM's education website for teachers and students
Global Express - rapid response information series for schools on development issues in the news
Guardian Learning
ActionAid - free citizenship resources to download
Global Footprints - a new site which includes activities & lesson plans particularly for numeracy & literacy in primary schools
More links

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RESOURCES for teachers
Global Citizenship - the handbook for primary teaching (£25.00) - a practical cross-curricular approach to global citizenship from OXFAM Education
Supporting the Global Dimension in Citizenship Education INSET Guide (£10.00) from GLADE
Supporting Education for Global Citizenship Post 16 INSET Guide (£10.00) from GLADE
Developing a Global Dimension in the School Curriculum (free) DfEE Guidance, available from GLADE
Citizenship Education: the global dimension (£5.00) DEA, 29-31 Cowper Street, London, EC2A 4AT UK
OXFAM Education Catalogue for Schools (free) from GLADE or oxfam@bebc.co.uk
Citizenship for the Future: A Practical Classroom Guide David Hicks WWF-UK, Panda House, Weyside Park, Godalming GU7 1XR UK
Visions of the Future - Why We Need to Teach for Tomorrow David Hicks & Cathie Holden Trentham Books, 734 London Road, Oakhill, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 5NP UK
Global Perspectives in the National Curriculum:
Guidance for Key Stages 1 & 2 (£4.00)
Guidance for Key Stages 2 & 3 - Human Rights (£3.50)
Guidance for Key Stage 3 - English (£2.00)
Guidance for Key Stage 3 - Geography (£2.00)
Guidance for Key Stage 3 - History (£2.00)
Guidance for Key Stage 3 - Modern Languages (£2.00)
Guidance for Key Stage 3 - Science (£2.00)
Development Education Association, 29-31 Cowper Street, London, EC2A 4AT UK
Bringing a Global Perspective to Literacy Hour (free) DEA, 29-31 Cowper Street, London, EC2A 4AT UK
Developing Rights Sheila Harding et al (£11.00) OXFAM Publishing, BEBC Distribution, PO Box 1496, Parkstone, Poole, BH12 3YD UK
Talking Rights, Taking Responsibility (£13.00) UNICEF, Unit 1, Rignals Lane, Chelmsford, CM2 8TU UK
Developing Global Citizens in Primary Schools (video pack) Central Bureau for International Education & Training
Developing Global Citizens in Secondary Schools (video pack) Central Bureau for International Education & Training
Children as Citizens - Education for Participation edited by Cathie Holden and Nick Clough (£16.95) Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 116 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9JB UK
Educational Citizenship and Independent Learning Rhys Griffith (£18.95) as above

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