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Welcome to WorldWise Global Schools, Ireland's Global Citizenship Education programme for post-primary schools.

WorldWise Global Schools (WWGS) was established in 2013. Since then, the programme has worked with 350 schools nationwide, in pursuit of our aim to integrate Global Citizenship Education into all aspects of teaching and learning at post-primary level. We do this by providing a comprehensive range of supports and interventions for schools - including grant funding, training, events, resources and personalised support from our staff team.

Global Citizenship Education (GCE) is a powerful vehicle through which we can better understand the world we live in, and take action to change it as informed global citizens. It equips both educators and learners with the knowledge, skills and values to act ethically and sustainably in a world that is both complex and highly interconnected.

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WorldWise Global Schools - Development Education Funding

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Welcome to WorldWise Global Schools, Ireland's Global Citizenship Education programme for post-primary schools. WorldWise Global Schools (WWGS) was established in 2013. Since then, the programme has worked with 350 schools nationwide, in pursuit of our aim to integrate Global Citizenship Education into all aspects of teaching and learning at post-primary level.

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Although aimed at younger students-this is great at giving students a sense of injustice and unfairness-you can also use the more complex version but
this has a shorter prep time.

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The game we discussed in the walking debate

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Exploring where our clothes come from:

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Fashion Revolution Week 2020 is just behind the corner. Join us this year and demand a safe, clean and transparent fashion industry.

Fashion revolution week 2020 is scheduled for the week of 20 - 26th of April. Anyone is welcome to join - whether you work in fashion or not .

Your involvement is voluntary and can be as extensive as hosting an event or you can simply join us by getting the word out on social media from the comfort of your own home.

Check the global fashion revolution webpage for all the online resources you need to get involved including the new how to guides, free downloadable templates and social media assets.

If you want to become more involved with your local Fashion Revolution community, you can attend an event or organise an event in your area.
So what's happening in Ireland this year?
Exciting events are lining up all around the country. Check out our Facebook events tab and the listings bellow to stay updated.

If you are organising an event, please email us at ireland@fashionrevolution.org so we know about you and can help you spread the word about your event.

Any questions? Just ask us: ireland@fashionrevolution.org

Don't forget to follow us on our social media and tell your friends about us!
Fashion Revolution Ireland - ABOUT
Fashion Revolution Ireland started in 2015 under organisation led by Rosie O'Reilly, Erin McCLure & Kate Nolan. Re-dress executed plenty of campaigns, events and educational programmes including an internationally showcased paste-up campaign in association with Mark Fitz Art, Better Fashion Schools Workshop s in association with WWGS, better f ashion tool kits and poster campaigns which brought together some of Ireland's leading creatives to tell the real stories of our clothes and many more.

This firmly established Fashion Revolution in Ireland and now it's grown to involve hundreds of volunteers across the country. Over the past five years, Fashion Revolution Ireland volunteers organised plenty of events such as clothes swap parties, conferences, sustainable fashion shows and designers, teachers, students, artists, conscious fashion lovers. We got featured by local newspapers & magazines such as photoshoots, talks, films screenings, guerilla campaigns, and many other events all over Ireland. We grew bigger every year and we were joined by local makers, shakers, influencers, Totally Dublin, Irish times, Image magazine, Irish Examiner, Image Magazine Ireland , Irish times, Lovin Dublin and many others.

Thank you all who joined so far!

We are hoping to get even bigger, stronger and louder this year.

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Welcome to Fashion Revolution Ireland, Fashion Revolution Week 2020 is just behind the corner. Join us this year and demand a safe, clean and transparent fashion industry. Fashion revolution week 2020 is scheduled for the week of 20 - 26th of April. Anyone is welcome to join - whether you work in...

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For those covering this Global Goal the Blue Planet is an amazing way to engage students-it speaks of coral reefs in relation to climate change. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09g4d98

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https://www.stand.ie/ideas/

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Check out our new 2ebsite!

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Welcome to WorldWise Global Schools, Ireland's Global Citizenship Education programme for post-primary schools.

WorldWise Global Schools (WWGS) was established in 2013. Since then, the programme has worked with 350 schools nationwide, in pursuit of our aim to integrate Global Citizenship Education into all aspects of teaching and learning at post-primary level. We do this by providing a comprehensive range of supports and interventions for schools - including grant funding, training, events, resources and personalised support from our staff team.

Global Citizenship Education (GCE) is a powerful vehicle through which we can better understand the world we live in, and take action to change it as informed global citizens. It equips both educators and learners with the knowledge, skills and values to act ethically and sustainably in a world that is both complex and highly interconnected.

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WorldWise Global Schools - Development Education Funding

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Welcome to WorldWise Global Schools, Ireland's Global Citizenship Education programme for post-primary schools. WorldWise Global Schools (WWGS) was established in 2013. Since then, the programme has worked with 350 schools nationwide, in pursuit of our aim to integrate Global Citizenship Education into all aspects of teaching and learning at post-primary level.

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Although aimed at younger students-this is great at giving students a sense of injustice and unfairness-you can also use the more complex version but
this has a shorter prep time.

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Exploring where our clothes come from:

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Fashion Revolution Week 2020 is just behind the corner. Join us this year and demand a safe, clean and transparent fashion industry.

Fashion revolution week 2020 is scheduled for the week of 20 - 26th of April. Anyone is welcome to join - whether you work in fashion or not .

Your involvement is voluntary and can be as extensive as hosting an event or you can simply join us by getting the word out on social media from the comfort of your own home.

Check the global fashion revolution webpage for all the online resources you need to get involved including the new how to guides, free downloadable templates and social media assets.

If you want to become more involved with your local Fashion Revolution community, you can attend an event or organise an event in your area.
So what's happening in Ireland this year?
Exciting events are lining up all around the country. Check out our Facebook events tab and the listings bellow to stay updated.

If you are organising an event, please email us at ireland@fashionrevolution.org so we know about you and can help you spread the word about your event.

Any questions? Just ask us: ireland@fashionrevolution.org

Don't forget to follow us on our social media and tell your friends about us!
Fashion Revolution Ireland - ABOUT
Fashion Revolution Ireland started in 2015 under organisation led by Rosie O'Reilly, Erin McCLure & Kate Nolan. Re-dress executed plenty of campaigns, events and educational programmes including an internationally showcased paste-up campaign in association with Mark Fitz Art, Better Fashion Schools Workshop s in association with WWGS, better f ashion tool kits and poster campaigns which brought together some of Ireland's leading creatives to tell the real stories of our clothes and many more.

This firmly established Fashion Revolution in Ireland and now it's grown to involve hundreds of volunteers across the country. Over the past five years, Fashion Revolution Ireland volunteers organised plenty of events such as clothes swap parties, conferences, sustainable fashion shows and designers, teachers, students, artists, conscious fashion lovers. We got featured by local newspapers & magazines such as photoshoots, talks, films screenings, guerilla campaigns, and many other events all over Ireland. We grew bigger every year and we were joined by local makers, shakers, influencers, Totally Dublin, Irish times, Image magazine, Irish Examiner, Image Magazine Ireland , Irish times, Lovin Dublin and many others.

Thank you all who joined so far!

We are hoping to get even bigger, stronger and louder this year.

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Welcome to Fashion Revolution Ireland, Fashion Revolution Week 2020 is just behind the corner. Join us this year and demand a safe, clean and transparent fashion industry. Fashion revolution week 2020 is scheduled for the week of 20 - 26th of April. Anyone is welcome to join - whether you work in...

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This was used in the teaching and learning section of your training

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The game we discussed in the walking debate

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Happy World's Largest Lesson Focus on Food Resources

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This is a good little resource..great at making connections