This is just a small selection of global education resources available. Go to the links page for more, or check out the development education centres.

Key Stage 1 | Key Stage 2 | Key Stages 3 & 4

Key Stage 1

Your World, My World: A Wake Up World
Photopack for Citizenship, PSE and PSD
Oxfam (2001)

Photo Opportunties 2000: photos from around the world for the primary classroom.
Oxfam (2000)

Families Photopack
(1999) Save the Children

Learning from Experience: A World Studies Source Book
Steiner M. (1993) Trentham

Global Citizenship: The handbook for primary teaching
Young, M. with Commins, E. (2002) Oxfam.

Our World, Our Rights: teaching about rights and responsibilities in the primary classroom
Brown, M. (ed) (1996) London: Amnesty International.

Values and Visions: A handbook for spiritual development and global awareness. Guidelines and activities to build schools in which people matter
Burns S. and Lamont G. (1996) Hodder and Stoughton

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Key Stage 2

Writing our Past
Celebrating and researching the achievements of people in the past who came to live in Britain.
Development Education Centre: Birmingham (1999)

A Different Story: writing to open up the world at key stage 2.
(1999) Development Education Centre: Birmingham.

Photo Opportunties 2000: photos from around the world for the primary classroom.
Oxfam (2000)

Geography and the New Agenda (KS2 ),
Grimwade, K. et al (2000) The Geographical Association.

Your World, My World: A Wake Up World
Photopack for Citizenship, PSE and PSD
Oxfam (2001)

Making a Meal of It
Photoset and activities for 7-11 year olds, looking at food issues around the world. Oxfam (1998)

Refugees: A resource book for primary schools
Rutter, J. (1998) The Refugee Council.

Learning from Experience: A World Studies Source Book
Steiner M. (1993) Trentham

Families Photopack
(1999) Save the Children

Partners in Rights
Creative activities exploring rights and citizenship for 7-11 year olds.
Save the Children (2000).

Education for Citizenship: Ideas into Action
Clough, N. & Holden, C. (2002) Routledge

Global Citizenship: The handbook for primary teaching
Young, M with Commins, E (2002) Oxfam.

Our World, Our Rights: teaching about rights and responsibilities in the primary classroom
Brown, M. (ed) (1996) London: Amnesty International.

Local Citizen: Global Citizen
Activities for teaching citizenship and personal development for use with 8-12 year olds.
(2000)London: Christian Aid.

Values and Visions: A handbook for spiritual development and global awareness. - guidelines and activities to build schools in which people matter
Burns S. and Lamont G. (1996) Hodder and Stoughton

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Key Stages 3 and 4

Maths Matters: Examples of Mathematics in the Environment
(Key Stages 3 & 4)
Collins, J. (1994) WWF

Wall to Wall Design
(activities for KS3 on sustainable housing around the world).
Davies, L and Najda, R (2001) ITDG Publishing or www.oneworld.org/itdg

Education for Development: a Teacher's Resource book for Global Development
Fountain, S (1995) Hodder and Stoughton.

Citizenship for the Future: A Practical Classroom Guide
Hicks, D. (2001) WWF-UK.

Geography and the New Agenda(KS3)
Grimwade, K. et al (2000) The Geographical Association.

Talking Rights; Taking Responsibility
A speaking and listening resource for secondary English and Citizenship.
Jarvis, H and Midwinter, C (1999) UNICEF.

Making Peace: teaching about conflict resolution at Key Stage 3 & 4
Oxfam (1997)

Dealing with Disasters: teaching about disasters and the environment for ages 11- 16
Oxfam (2000)

Developing Rights: teaching rights and responsibilities for ages 11-14
Oxfam (1998)

The Maths and Human Rights Resource Book: Bringing human rights into the secondary mathematics classroom,
Wright, P. (ed) (1999) London: Amnesty International.

Just Right: an Educational Amnesty International Education pack with CD-Rom for students aged 14-16 years, explores the convention on the Rights of the Child

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