A resource for teachers to explore issues around consumption and sustainable lifestyles. This booklet contains activities, statistics and information to explore the relationship between climate change and sustainability, the impact of single use plastics and the impact of our lifestyles of the lives of others around the world.

This is a resource aimed at teachers to explore the importance of working as a global community for a better world for all. The booklet provides information and activities to explore the importance of working as a global community to tackle big issues such as poverty and hunger, three activities to engage students as well as statistics and facts. The resource is ideal for secondary students.

This is a resource aimed at teachers to introduce the Sustainable Development Goals to their students. The booklet provides information and activities to explore the origins of the goals, their purpose and how we all have a part to play in meeting them. The aim is to encourage young people to become global citizens. The resource is ideal for both upper primary and secondary students.

A resource for teachers and facilitators to explore what is meant by gender equality and its impact on the lives of women in developing countries. The resource contains activities, statistics and information to allow your students to reflect on these issues, as well as ideas for taking action.

A resource for teachers to explore the importance of making sure that our cities and communities around the world are sustainable, provide people with the resources they need as well as are good to live in. This resource contains three activities to engage students in thinking about what makes a sustainable city, facts and statistics about communities that we live in, as well as an example of this global issue in Bangladesh.

A resource for teachers to explore health and wellbeing in the global context. This booklet contains activities, statistics and information to explore health around the world and how poverty and conflict can impact on mental health.

This is a resource aimed at teachers to explore human impact on forest, soil and the land. The booklet provides information and activities to explore the link between maintaining our ecosystems and hunger, statistics and facts about damage to life on land as well as activities to engage students in the issue. The resource is ideal for both upper primary and secondary students.

This is a resource aimed at teachers s to explore human impact on oceans, seas and river systems. The booklet provides information and activities to explore why our oceans are vital to the health of the world, statistics and facts about damage to life in the water as well as activities to engage students in the issue. The resource is ideal for both upper primary and secondary students.

A resource for teachers to explore the causes and effects of hunger in developing countries due to climate change. The resource contains activities and information about hunger, as well as information as to how our actions impact on the lives of others and their access to food.

A resource for teachers to explore issues around access to clean water and sanitation in the world. This booklet contains activities, statistics and information to explore why access to clean water is vital, how a lack of water can affect the lives of people globally and the relationship between gender inequality and water.

A resource for teachers to explore the causes and consequences of climate change on our own environment, as well as to impact on those who live in some of the poorest communities in the world. This booklet contains activities and information to explore this issue with your students, as well as practical actions that students can take such as tackling food waste in our own communities.

A short animated video from Concern Worldwide exploring the links between climate change, food waste and how our actions are contributing to global hunger. Perfect for getting young people involved in taking action on global issues at a local level. This resource contains a worksheet that goes along with the video. There is a primary and a secondary version of the worksheet. There is also an activity guide designed for primary students.

A resource for teachers to explore the impact of conflict in the world and on the lives of people globally. This booklet contains activities, statistics and information about the history of conflict, the consequences of conflict on human development as well as ideas to celebrate those who are striving for peace.

A resource for teachers to explore global poverty in the world and the impact it has on the lives of people and communities. This booklet contains activities, statistics and information to explore the extent of poverty in the world, it’s causes and consequences as well as the aims of the sustainable development goals which aspire to address this issue.

A resource for teachers to address the issues around why access to quality education in our world is vital in making a better world for all. This booklet contains activities, statistics and information to explore why access to education is important to achieving a more equal world, how a lack of education can affect the lives of people globally and how education could transform the world.

A resource for teachers to explore the importance of access to infrastructure to lift communities out of poverty, as well as how different types of industry provide employment and solutions to global problems which benefit many people. The resource contains statistics, one activity and examples of communities taking innovative action to address issues they are facing.

This booklet is designed to support teachers and facilitators to tackle important world issues and address matters around international development. It is a guide about how to incorporate discussion of global issues such as gender, climate change and poverty into your subject area. Development education aims to encourage young people to reflect on the challenges our world faces and consider solutions to these issues.

A resource for teachers to explore the importance of work, decent working conditions and it’s link to poverty. The resource contains activities and information to allow your students to find out about Concern’s work with pavement dwellers in Bangladesh, to explore the impact child labour has on children globally and to consider the importance of protecting all people who work globally.

A resource for teachers to explore issues around global inequalities and the factors involved that create inequality. The resource contains three activities to engage students in the topic, statistics about global inequality, as well as top tips on how to work towards a more equal world for all.

A resource for teachers to explore how important electricity is on students own lives, as well as how access to electricity can help lift communities out of poverty globally. This booklet contains information to explore this topic with your students, statistics about access to electricity around the world as well as information about clean energy sources which could bring positive change to the whole world.

This is a PowerPoint with an audio recording of a story about a child in Bangladesh and activities to enable children to learn about other children like themselves around the world. There is also a worksheet to accompany the resource. ‘Someone Like Me’ is an illustrated children’s book that tells the stories of children affected by war, natural disaster and extreme poverty. It’s a great educational resource that allows children to understand global development issues and what life is like for other children around the world. Download the book from Concern Worldwide’s website for free: https://www.concern.net/schools-and-youth/educational-resources