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Cii envisions an Ireland that trusts and values charities for the positive contribution they make to solving challenges in our society. This repository provides links to these charities which students can easily access. For JCRE or LCRE students researching how justice and compassion are found in the major

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To explore, or to find, or to analyse a piece of scripture, this portal offers students and teachers easy access to material. Research can be facilitated using podcasts, videos, visual commentaries and exploration of themes in the Bible.

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Learn the Bible with media tools that guide individuals and groups in studying its story. Use our videos and other free online resources.

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This is a comprehensive website offering a wide range of material suitable for the RE classroom. While there are many student- friendly resources here, this repository is probably better suited to teachers of RE.

Select your topic using the search bar.

A selection of topics may appear, these in turn will link into other topics that may be of interest. Worldviews/Climate change/Religious celebrations feature here. Students could be guided to this site and provided with links to encourage further research of topics including the major world religions, celebrations and insights into culture and diversity.

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This will provide teachers with research material for the RE classroom. Materials include articles and videos that can be used with students in class or adapted for the student to explore independently. Information sheets on the environment or social media, for example, provide links to relevant websites, links which can be shared with students, in this way to help develop research skills. resouces here are useful for JCRE and LCRE exam and non-exam classes.

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What is a Religion and Worldviews approach? Maybe you have heard the phrase and are unsure what it means. This free self-study course provides an introduction to what is happening in Religious Education right now, covering the most recent report into the subject and the thinking behind a new approach to teaching and learning in the subject. Take the course

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Free to use, quality assured, resources and subject knowledge for Religious Education teachers. Comprehensive coverage of religion and worldviews.

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Religious Education and Science Encounters

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Religious Education and Science Encounters

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This repository from Canterbury Christ Church University contains material intended to support Second Level teachers of Religious Education who are planning for Science/Religion Encounters. It contains useful websites that can be shared with students to help with further research, as well as papers and anthologies for the teacher to research in their planning. This links in to LCRE Syllabus Section J

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Volunteer Ireland

This website contains a repository of many volunteer groups that may be of interest to both teachers and students in the RE classroom. This allows easy access to information about volunteer groups in Ireland, and provides links for further research, pertaining to the many recognised volunteer groups nationally and locally. This links into JC RE Strand 3: Living our Values.

Volunteer Ireland

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‘I enjoy meeting new people and working together to improve our society’ – Youcef, Dublin - Volunteer Ireland

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Youcef, an Algerian living in Dublin, has found a welcoming community in Ireland through volunteering. Engaging in volunteering has given him a sense of purpose, boosted his confidence, and facilitated meaningful connections with people from diverse backgrounds.

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In this collection you will find sacred texts, miniature paintings and illuminated manuscripts relating to the major world religions. Qur'an manuscripts and books on Buddhist teaching provide the focus of display. Audiovisual material is also available, covering topics such as faith, prayer and pilgrimage. Resources here could link in with JCRE LOs 2.1 and 2.4 or with LCRE Section A The search for Meaning and Values 3.1 This collection allows students of all ages to engage with art and artefacts from the past.

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Second Floor Gallery

Exploring Sacred Traditions from across the East Asian, Islamic and Western regions.

A fascinating insight into the rituals and rites of passage of the major world religions.

The Sacred Traditions Gallery on the second floor exhibits the sacred texts, illuminated manuscripts and miniature paintings from the great religions and systems of belief represented in the collections - Christianity, Islam and Buddhism with smaller displays on Confucianism, Daoism, Sikhism and Jainism.

The Biblical Papyri, the remarkable collection of Qur'an manuscripts and scrolls and books of Buddhist thought provide the focus for the displays.

Audio-visual programmes on Rites of Passage in many faiths, prayer and pilgrimage enhance the displays.

Highlights

Guandi, the God of War
CBL C 1080

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Juz' 3 of the Qur'an, from Aqqoyunlu Shiraz
1483 (dated 888H), Iran
CBL Is 1502

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Romans 10.12-11.2; 11.3-12; Colossians 1.16-24; 1.27-2.7
3rd century AD, Egypt
CBL BP II ff.14&91

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Exploring Sacred Traditions from across the East Asian, Islamic and Western regions.

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Read, see and hear scripture at the world’s most visited Christian website. One can search for Bible passages, listen to podcasts or read articles based on the study of the Bible

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BibleGateway.com: A searchable online Bible in over 150 versions and 50 languages.

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Read, hear, and study Scripture at the world’s most-visited Christian website. Grow your faith with devotionals, Bible reading plans, and mobile apps.

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The Chester Beatty library is situated in Dublin, near to Dublin castle, and is free to visit. However, if a visit cannot be facilitated, we have a link here to their online exhibition of First fragments. This exhibition introduces us to some of the earliest papyrus and artefacts relating to the New Testament and Early Christianity. An exploration of these artefacts' links in with JCRE (possible LOs 2.1 2.3) (Section C: Major world religions: The holy (1.3)).

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As with the Septuagint, the earliest surviving copies of New Testament texts were written on papyrus. These fragments offer important detail about early

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In VTS, the teacher is not teaching the group but is actively facilitating a conversation and a shared experience through looking and discovering. The students are asked to look carefully at an image and to respond to it. In this way opinions and ideas are uncovered and shared. VTS is a strategy that can be used to pique interest and to launch enquiry. This repository gives a teacher access to websites where images can be sourced.

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Religious Education Council Of England and Wales

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Religious Education Council Of England and Wales

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This repository offers a variety of links to support learning in the RE classroom e.g.  links to other websites that can be used to encourage philosophical enquiry or further research in the RE classroom. The teacher can download material on various topics, (RE and social media/RE and the Environment, or a section on sacred spaces)

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This repository allows teachers to access material suitable for GCSE exams. This content is extensive and provides learning resources for teachers and students organised by topic. Topics include the five major world religions, morality, ethics and historical figures

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KS1 Religious Education learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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This is an award-winning repository from the UK, providing research material suitable for teachers of Religious Education.Did you know that the people who bring you TRUETUBE also bring you BBC PILGRIMAGE and SONGS OF PRAISE?

True Tube covers the 5 major world religions, as well as non-religious beliefs. The teacher can search for materials in terms of age, subject, topic and resource type. These can be shared with students for research purposes. It gives an advanced search for articles or videos of a specific length. It also has the option to search for exam material for GCSE level

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Bryony shares her heartbreaking but hopeful story about living with cerebral palsy, PTSD and anxiety - and describes how people don't always notice or understand these 'hidden disabilities'.

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Bryony shares her heartbreaking but hopeful story about living with cerebral palsy, PTSD and anxiety - and describes how people don't always notice or understand these 'hidden disabilities'.

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This website is for people leading assemblies; however, the website content focusses on values and morality. There is a primary and secondary section easily located on the home page. Included on this site are stories and videos that a teacher might use in class where appropriate, offering thoughtful reflections, moral dilemmas, and calming meditations.

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Try these KS3 Assembly Ideas National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore shows us that while some species have already gone extinct, i t's not too late to protect these and others.

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Try these KS3 Assembly Ideas National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore shows us that while some species have already gone extinct, i t's not too late to protect these and others.

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Free award-winning resources for RE, PSHE and Citizenship

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Free award-winning resources for RE, PSHE and Citizenship

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HE FIRST DEDICATED RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PODCAST FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS.

BITE-SIZE WEEKLY EPISODES ON

RELIGION, ETHICS AND PHILOSOPHY

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THE FIRST DEDICATED RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PODCAST FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS.

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'...I thought it was really good, entertaining and fun for RE. It was also really good because your voice is really clear and you explain stuff in a really good way!

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The first dedicated podcast for teachers and students of Religious Studies and Religious Education. Suitable for use with GCSE RS.

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his repository contains past episodes of The Leap of Faith programme which teachers may find interesting if searching for material to inspire discussion or debate in the RE classroom. Content includes interviews with people of all faiths and none on religious matters in Ireland today. This link will also bring you to A Word in Edgeways, a collection of short meditations and reflections which could be used in class with students of all ages. 

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In a programme for people of all faiths and none, Siobhan talks with those whose life experiences cause them to call on their beliefs, as she seeks to discover what religion does for people - and occasionally to them. With regular updates from across the world's faiths and from those that hold them, this is a thought-provoking 30 minutes of radio.

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Free information on classroom practice, from looking at effective questioning to providing effective formative feedback. This is designed for any one in the teaching profession and includes resources and videos from an evidence -based point of view through concise videos overviews of key subjects backed up by further reading and document downloads. While this is not RE specific it may be useful when looking for strategies and information to support formative assessment in RE.

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Based on materials by Geoff Petty, the Teachers Toolbox looks at teaching from an evidence-based point of view through concise video overviews of key subjects, backed up by further reading and document downloads.

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Based on materials by Geoff Petty, the Teachers Toolbox looks at teaching from an evidence-based point of view through concise video overviews of key subjects, backed up by further reading and document downloads.

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A guide to supporting the teaching of, and understanding the complexity of ,global issues in the world today

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The Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards have been established to remind us of what is possible when people come together in support of those in need. This website includes the young humanitarian awards. This links into JCRE Living our Values

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Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards 2024

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Since 2018 the Irish Red Cross has celebrated this group of inspiring and remarkable people through our annual presentation of the Humanitarian Awards.

In hosting this event we intend to publicly recongise the inspiring examples of compassion demonstrated by our nominees and award winners.
The Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards have been established to remind us of what is possible when people come together in support of those in need. Nominations close Saturday 23rd March

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Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards 2024 Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards 2024

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The Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards celebrate those in our community who are dedicated to helping people in need

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Webwise Parents Hub

The Webwise Parents Hub is the key internet safety online access point for parents in Ireland. It provides free advice, information, and resources to ensure that your child makes the most of their time online. Get advice from experts in parenting, education, technology and psychology, access Explainer Guides to popular apps and platforms, How To Guides, downloadable resources, and much more.

This guide gives parents support, advice and information to help their children have a positive experience online. Topics explored in the guide include cyberbullying, screen time, sexting, social media and online pornography.

#TalkListenLearn

The #TalkListenLearn campaign supports children and parents/guardians online.
Having regular open conversations is one of the most effective ways of supporting your child online. The #TalkListenLearn campaign has a range of free resources and advice to support families, and you can start the chat using our Topic Generator!

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Internet Safety Resources: Get free lessons on cyberbullying

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Webwise teaching resources help young people learn how to use new media in a safe and positive way. Topics covered include privacy and cyberbullying.

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Promoting and supporting the integration of technology in teaching and learning -Oide Technology in Education

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PDST Technology in Education promotes digital technologies in learning, teaching & assessment in primary and post primary schools in Ireland.

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This is a list of environmental groups based in Cork as well as groups based nationally. Links are provided to each group. This links into JCRE possible LOs 3.4 3.5 or with LCRE Issues of Peace and Justice.

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Directory of Environmental Groups

Do you want to get proactive and join an environmental group? Here's a list of groups based in UCC and Cork as well as national groups that are open for volunteers to join and contribute to.

UCC

Cork

Cork City Clean-up: A group of enthusiastic volunteers who regularly go litter-picking in Cork City. Message their Instagram account to get involved.

Cork City Public Participation Network (PPN): This is a publicly funded independent body set up by Cork City Council in 2015 which acts as a network of 200+ community, voluntary, social inclusion and environmental groups. They promote information sharing, capacity-building, and engagement with local government. Register to join PPN.

Cork Urban Soil Project: Cork Urban Soil Project is about community-scale composting. They compost urban food scraps and use the resulting soil enhancer to grow more food, right in the middle of the city. See how you can get involved.

Fridays for Future Cork: Fridays for Future is a youth-led group and it part of the global climate strike movement. The Cork branch organises climate marches and campaigns for climate justice. Message them on their or to see how you can contribute.

Tidy Town Groups:

Trees Please: Trees Please aims to plant as many trees as possible and works out of the Marina Commercial Park, in community gardens, and allotments. Email treespleasecork@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/planttreescork/ to get involved.

West Cork

Click here for a list of environmental groups operating in West Cork.

National groups

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Directory of Environmental Groups | University College Cork

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Learn, Study and Research in UCC, Ireland's first 5 star university. Our tradition of independent thinking will prepare you for the world and the workplace in a vibrant, modern, green campus.

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IRISH AID Global Citizenship Resources for Religious Education Teachers

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IRISH AID Global Citizenship Resources for Religious Education Teachers

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This repository offers teachers a bank of resources to help educate and provide students with research opportunities in the area of global citizenship. It helps students critically explore the root causes of global justice issues and how they interlink with our everyday lives. This website links in with JCRE, as well as LCRE. Resources for topics such as Poverty, Hunger, Gender Equality and Climate action can be accessed in their resource library.

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What is Global Citizenship Education?

Global Citizenship Education (GCE) is an educational process aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of the rapidly changing, interdependent and unequal world in which we live. By challenging stereotypes and encouraging independent thinking, GCE helps students critically explore the root causes of global justice issues and how they interlink with our everyday lives.

GCE inspires global solidarity by supporting people to fully realise their rights, responsibilities and potential as global citizens in order to take meaningful action for a just and sustainable world. More on the definition of Global Citizenship Education.

Global Citizenship Education:

Is about teaching and learning through a global justice lens

Allows students to explore the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values necessary to become global citizens

Cultivates the key skills at Junior and Senior Cycle

Facilitates students to take action for a more just and sustainable world

Global Citizenship Education is not:

Only about far away places and peoples

Fundraising

Just a focus for a particular day or week

Just about the environment

GCE at a Glance
GCE involves engaging our Head, Heart and Hands. Therefore Global Citizenship Education has 5 key components;

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Global Citizenship Education - WorldWise Global Schools

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What is Global Citizenship Education? Global Citizenship Education (GCE) is an educational process aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of the rapidly changing, interdependent and unequal world in which we live. By challenging stereotypes and encouraging independent thinking, GCE helps students critically explore the root causes of global justice issues and how they interlink with our everyday lives.

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This section contains guidance and supports that schools and teachers may find helpful when using digital technologies for teaching, learning and assessment.

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Oide - Supporting the Professional Learning of School Leaders and Teachers in Ireland

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Professional Learning and Support - Oide

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This skill helps learners to understand themselves both as individuals and as learners so that they can develop personal goals and plans. It also helps them develop strategies tomake considered decisions, to take action and to reflect on their progress.anaging-myself april-2015

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NCCA  Key Skill Managing Information and Thinking 

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Here you’ll find some tips and ideas teachers can use to help students develop skills related to managing information and thinking. No doubt you will find lots of additional ways to develop this skill. You will lso notice that it links in with other key skills and with other resources on our website.

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This resource offers some ideas that teachers can use to help students develop skills related to being creative. No doubt you will find lots of additional ways to develop this skill.

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Here you’ll find some tips and ideas teachers can use to help students develop their communication skills. No doubt you will find lots of additional ways to develop this skill. You will also notice that it links in with other key skills and with other resources on our website.

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This key skill recognises that learners’ overall wellbeing must be supported alongside their intellectual development. Being healthy, being socially active and being able to take care of yourself and of others helps students become happy and confident. This key skill also helps young people to be positive and engaged in their learning.

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This skill helps learners develop good relationships and to appreciate the value ofcooperating to reach both collective and personal goals. ngwithothers april2015

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The OIDE EAL Padlet provides a comprehensive suite of relevant Department of Education publications, materials, and resources for teachers and school leaders who are supporting EAL learners in their schools.

The aim here is to provide rsouces to help create an inclusive environmnet that will help to support all students in the classroom, allowing them to access the overall curriculum and participate fully in school life

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Research from DCU looking at the reality of the experiences of boys and young men engaging with social media

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Research from DCU looking at the reality of the experiences of boys and young men engaging with social media

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This toolbox highlights thinking routines developed across a number of research projects at PZ.

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This PZ toolbox highlights a number of thinking routines. A thinking routine is a set of questions or a brief sequence of steps used to scaffold and support student thinking. PZ researchers designed thinking routines to deepen students’ thinking and to help make that thinking “visible.” Thinking routines help to reveal students’ thinking to the teacher and also help students themselves to notice and name particular “thinking moves,” making those moves more available and useful to them in other contexts.

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PZ’s Thinking Routines Toolbox | Project Zero

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Green Schools: Promoting long-term, whole-school action for the environment. Green-Schools is a student-led programme with involvement from the wider community. 

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Green Schools: Promoting long-term, whole-school action for the environment. Green-Schools is a student-led programme with involvement from the wider community. 

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This respository supplies a teacher or class with information and resouces to help them establish projects,either in the school or in their community, centering around various themes or actions. These include litter picking, fast fashion and environmental projects that encourage students to think globally as well as locally.

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Promoting long-term, whole-school action for the environment Green-Schools is a student-led programme with involvement from the wider community. The programme is operated and coordinated by the Environmental Education Unit of An Taisce (FEE member for Ireland). Have a question? Check out our FAQs!

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Research : Oide LCRE Student Learning Log  

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Research : Oide LCRE Student Learning Log  

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The LCRE workshop is designed to support teacher engagement with the Leaving Certificate Religious Education Coursework titles. It contains links to relevant documents/materials.

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Oide - Supporting the Professional Learning of School Leaders and Teachers in Ireland

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This section contains the professional learning materials and supporting resources for Religious Education teachers of Senior Cycle. Leaving Certificate Course

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The British Library is the National Library of the UK and houses books, newspapers, maps, sound recording, patents and stamps some of which are digitised and available online.

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We are the UK’s national library. Open to everyone and free to use. Explore our buildings, study, meet friends, attend an event and get free access to over 170 million items.

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When we speak as one, big business and our political leaders listen. You + Oxfam can make sure that the voices of the world’s poorest people are heard loud and clear. Together we can end the injustice of poverty. Changing the world starts here.

Take action now online with Oxfam to tackle inequality, stand up for land rights, fight climate change and to say enough to violence against women and girls. Or find out how you can get more involved with Oxfam campaigns where you live

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Since 2020, the richest five men in the world have doubled their fortunes. During the same period, almost five billion people globally have become poorer. Hardship and hunger are a daily reality for many people worldwide.

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Oxfam is an international confederation of 21 NGOs working with partners in over 90 countries to end the injustices that cause poverty.

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Irish charity fighting global poverty - Christian Aid IreFind out more about our work to end poverty and how you can help, either individually or with your church.land

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Irish charity fighting global poverty - Christian Aid Ireland

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We are a partnership of people, churches and local organisations committed to ending poverty worldwide.

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The PBS Learning Media repository houses support materials including videos, audio, articles and other resources such as the interactive World Religions map shown here.

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Explore religious beliefs around the world through an interactive map that displays the religions that are the most prevalent in each country around the world. You may click on one of eight religious groupings listed in the menu to examine its relative prevalence in each country.

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Religious Education Resources - WorldWise Global Schools

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Here you can find teaching resources on Religious studies and Global Citizenship Education for post-primary schools.

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The Pope: Answers | Official Trailer | Hulu

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Book of Genesis Summary: A Complete Animated Overview (Part 1)

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Book of Genesis Summary: A Complete Animated Overview (Part 1)

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Watch our overview video on Genesis 1-11, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought. In Genesis, God makes a good world and commissions humans to rule it, and then they give in to evil and ruin everything.

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Book of Genesis Summary: A Complete Animated Overview (Part 1)

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Muslim Sisters of Éire feeding Dublin's homeless.