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A teaching resource for 1st and 2nd class from Goal.

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Water-Wishes-Resource-FINAL-1 Resource  for 1 and 2 classes

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Naisc Chóra, Trádáil Acmhainn Teagaisc Faoin Afraic

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Naisc Chóra, Trádáil Acmhainn Teagaisc Faoin Afraic

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Naisc Chóra, Trádáil Chóir- Acmhainn Teagaisc Faoin Afraic

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Inspiring a global movement to Grow, Cook, and Eat for a healthy, happy and sustainable future.

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Includes water activities for early childhood, primary and post primary students

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Saolta: Understanding the Sustainable Development Goals

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Saolta: Understanding the Sustainable Development Goals

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Understanding the Sustainable Development Goals - Saolta

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A workbook for Further Education Institutions

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PLATFORM ReLaunch 18th Sept 2024

Search by subject, SDG or programme

Our lessons have been generated to ignite action aligned to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outlined by the United Nations

Resources are free and include:

SDG Goal Introduction lessons

Module Introduction, content overview, key skills and learning outcomes

Activities and lesson plans across all modules including links to other resources

Global Goals case studies

Clear links across subject areas

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Muinín Catalyst | Place-based STEAM Education for Sustainable Development

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Muinín Catalyst offers 400+ FREE place-based STEAM Education for Sustainable Development step-by-step lesson plans and learners activity resources to support teachers to facilitate project-based learning in the classroom. Developed through research with 1400+ learners and their educators and designed by educators, academic and industry experts to bring state of the art critical content into post-primary education to prepare learners for a Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous (VUCA) world.

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The Forum's education resources aim to provide access to the most up to date information and materials to schools for teaching about ireland's water quality, water management and protecting this precious resource.

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Education Resources Archives - An Fóram Uisce

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The Forum’s education resources aim to provide access to the most up-to-date information and materials to schools for teaching and learning about Ireland’s water quality, water management and protecting this precious resource.

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Make Every Drop Count (Resource Pack for Primary Teachers)

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Make Every Drop Count (Resource Pack for Primary Teachers)

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The Story of Water (Documentary for Teachers)

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The Story of Water (Documentary for Teachers)

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The Story of Water (updated edit) | Full Documentary | Uisce Éireann

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The Story of Water Activity Book (as Gaeilge)

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The Story of Water Activity Book (as Gaeilge)

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The Story of Water Activity Book (Gaeilge)

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Resources compiled by the National Federation of Group Water Schemes

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Resources compiled by the National Federation of Group Water Schemes

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Water: Educational Resources and Inspirational Stories

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Water: Educational Resources and Inspirational Stories

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Catchments Ireland: Water from Source to Sea

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Catchments Ireland: Water from Source to Sea

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As an island nation the sea surrounds us, and our landscape holds an intricate network of natural waters. Our rivers, lakes and coasts are some of our most beautiful places, forever changing with the seasons. This page has educational resources to help people understand and connect with their water catchments.

For water, a catchment is an area of land where water is collected by the natural landscape and flows from source though rivers, lakes and groundwater to the sea. Living in a catchment that has healthy waters can help a community to have a better quality of life.

A healthy water catchment provides high-quality drinking water and supports livelihoods like agriculture, recreational angling and water sports. It also supports local ecosystems so that humans, plants, animals, fish and insects that all depend on having healthy water can thrive and flourish.

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As an island nation the sea surrounds us, and our landscape holds an intricate network of natural waters. Our rivers, lakes and coasts are some of our most beautiful places, forever changing with the seasons. This page has educational resources to help people understand and connect with their water catchments.

For water, a catchment is an area of land where water is collected by the natural landscape and flows from source though rivers, lakes and groundwater to the sea. Living in a catchment that has healthy waters can help a community to have a better quality of life.

A healthy water catchment provides high-quality drinking water and supports livelihoods like agriculture, recreational angling and water sports. It also supports local ecosystems so that humans, plants, animals, fish and insects that all depend on having healthy water can thrive and flourish.

You can also download a PDF of Water: educational resources and inspirational stories.

Educational resources

Who is involved?

Quite simply, everyone in Ireland has a role to play. This can be from something as simple as making sure you don't pollute your local stream, or a local community working together to establish a Rivers Trust to enhance the rivers and lakes in their area, to a Government Department or Agency helping a Minister implement a new policy to help protect and enhance all our water bodies.

This website has been developed and is maintained by the Environmental Protection Agency, and is a collaboration between the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Local Authority Waters Programme.

Local Authority Waters Programme

The Local Authority Waters Programme coordinates the efforts of local authorities and other public bodies in the implementation of the River Basin Management Plan, and supports local community and stakeholder involvement in managing our natural waters, for everyone's benefit.

Environmental Protection Agency

The EPA is responsible for coordinating the monitoring, assessment and reporting on the status of our 4,842 water bodies, looking at trends and changes, determining which waterbodies are at risk and what could be causing this, and drafting environmental objectives for each.

Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage

The Department is responsible for making sure that the right policies, regulations and resources are in place to implement the Water Framework Directive, and developing a River Basin Management Plan and Programme of Measures to protect and restore our waters.

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Water: educational resources - Catchments.ie

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As an island nation the sea surrounds us, and our landscape holds an intricate network of natural waters. Our rivers, [...]

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Water Education (Resources for teaching water in Ireland)

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Water Education (Resources for teaching water in Ireland)

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A gateway of resources compiled by Uisce Éireann

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The 7 stages of water treatment

Everyday we treat 1.7 billion litres of water for use in homes and businesses throughout Ireland. Watch these videos featuring the Ballymore Eustace Water Treatment Plant, and take a journey through the 7 stages of water treatment. This treatment plant is the largest in Ireland, supplying over 1 million people across Dublin and Kildare.

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We use water to drink, wash and cook every day. Here are some resources to help young people learn about water.

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Water! Water!
Suitable for pupils in KS2 (7-11 years)

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Water! Water!
Suitable for pupils in KS2 (7-11 years)

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This unit examines something that is essential to all life anywhere in the world - water. In particular clean, drinkable water. It asks pupils to consider where their water comes from and what life would be like if it were not so readily available. It examines the importance of the water we use being clean and the consequences if that water is not clean. Pupils investigate simple ways of making dirty water clean and improving sanitation.

As a very visible output of the work pupils could mount an exhibition of the work they have done in their classroom and maybe contribute to an assembly to raise awareness in their school of the topic they have been studying.

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This unit examines something that is essential to all life anywhere in the world - water. In particular clean, drinkable water. It asks pupils to consider where their water comes from and what life would be like if it were not so readily available. It examines the importance of the water we use being clean and the consequences if that water is not clean. Pupils investigate simple ways of making dirty water clean and improving sanitation.

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Water Explorer is freely available as a downloadable pack for schools and youth groups to access all over the world. In the pack you will be able to find:

The Challenge toolkit which introduces you to Water Explorer, how the programme works and what it involves.

Resource pack which includes all the challenges, lesson plans and supporting resources.

Water Festival toolkit which aims to inspire and equip you with activities to run your very own water awareness event.

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Water Explorer is an international schools programme that sets 8-14 year olds on a mission to rescue our WATERful world.

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Concern Resources for Secondary Schools (as Gaeilge)

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Concern Resources for Secondary Schools (as Gaeilge)

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The Sustainable Development Goals are 17 goals set by the United Nations to work towards a more equal world for everyone. This resource collection contains a booklet for each goal along with easily adaptable activities and information to bring the issues alive for your students.

We also have four of PowerPoints focusing on Climate Action, Gender Equality, Hunger and Poverty which can be downloaded and edited to use with your class along-side the booklets.

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The Sustainable Development Goals are 17 goals set by the United Nations to work towards a more equal world for everyone. This resource collection contains a booklet for each goal along with easily adaptable activities and information to bring the issues alive for your students.

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Resources from Concern for Primary Schools as Gaeilge

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Resources from Concern for Primary Schools as Gaeilge

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Some of our most popular resources are now available to download as Gaeilge for the first time.

SDGs - Now available are our SDG infographic posters, SDG cards, and SDG grid poster.

Duine Mar Mé - Someone Like Me or Duine Mar Mé and the accompanying teacher's guide. There are also two accompanying downloadable powerpoints, and worksheets- Bangladesh and Liberia, and each story is read as Gaeilge on the PowerPoint.

Hunger Heroes – The Hunger Heroes pack has now been translated into Irish for use in primary schools.

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The Sustainable Development Goals are 17 goals set by the United Nations to work towards a more equal world for everyone. This resource collection contains a booklet for each goal along with easily adaptable activities and information to bring the issues alive for your students.

We also have four of PowerPoints focusing on Climate Action, Gender Equality, Hunger and Poverty which can be downloaded and edited to use with your class along-side the booklets.

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The Sustainable Development Goals are 17 goals set by the United Nations to work towards a more equal world for everyone. This resource collection contains a booklet for each goal along with easily adaptable activities and information to bring the issues alive for your students.

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Learning about Human Rights in the Primary School: A resource pack

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Learning about Human Rights in the Primary School: A resource pack

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Download our pack of ten interactive lesson activities to help pupils aged 5-11 understand their own human rights and the values and attitudes that underpin them.

Subjects include global and fair trade, poverty and inequality, identity and children's rights.

This resource pack will help to foster attitudes of respect and an appreciation of the uniqueness of each individual. Pupils will also develop skills to enable them to take action to defend human rights.

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Download our pack of ten interactive lesson activities to help pupils aged 5-11 understand their own human rights and the values and attitudes that underpin them.

Subjects include global and fair trade, poverty and inequality, identity and children's rights.

This resource pack will help to foster attitudes of respect and an appreciation of the uniqueness of each individual. Pupils will also develop skills to enable them to take action to defend human rights.

Also available in Welsh.

Downloads

Learning about human rights in the Primary School

Activity 6 - We are all born free

Activity 9 - Refugees

Resource sheets - Activity 1

Resource sheets - Activity 2

Resource sheets - Activity 3

Resource sheets - Activity 4

Resource sheets - Activity 7

Resource sheets - Activity 8

Resource sheets - Activity 9

Resource sheets - Activity 10 (pt1)

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Download our pack of ten interactive lesson activities to help primary school pupils to understand their own human rights and the values and attitudes that underpin them.

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What do you say? A resource for 5th and 6th class

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What do you say? A resource for 5th and 6th class

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What do you say? A resource for 3rd and 4th class

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What do you say? A resource for 3rd and 4th class

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What do you say? A resource for 1st and 2nd class?

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What do you say? A resource for 1st and 2nd class?

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Whole School Approach to Human Rights Education

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Whole School Approach to Human Rights Education

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Human rights are at the core of a sustainable future here in Ireland and across the globe. Having educated citizens to advocate in support of human rights is critical to create such a future. Amnesty International Ireland has a long and positive record in supporting human rights education and ‘Qatar 2022: Fair or Foul‘ is another important contribution to that work.

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This resource provides five tales of human rights defenders – Fela, Maria, Bobo, Ishmael and Farai. Each story is written in a version for older and younger learners. The resource includes a range of curriculum links, lesson activities class questions, worksheets and teacher’s notes. Engaging with the stories through discussion, creative thinking and character exploration can support the development of literacy. Through the familiar medium of storytelling, human rights situations can be explored on a level which children can encounter the real life impact of human rights in practice.

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Me, You, Everyone (Resource for 10-13 years)

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Me, You, Everyone (Resource for 10-13 years)

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This resource is designed for use with fifth and sixth class. It again focuses on knowledge of human rights issues while further fostering and developing the skills and attitudes acquired from the previous resources. The resource contains ten lesson plans focusing on identity, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, taking responsibility, gender issues, valuing difference, child labour, conflict and dialogue, the role of children’s rights promoters and defenders and how to take action for human rights.

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Lift Off (a resource for 8-10 year olds)

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Lift Off (a resource for 8-10 year olds)

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This resource is designed for use with third and fourth class. It focuses on knowledge of human rights issues while also building on the human rights skills and attitudes fostered and developed in “The Right Start”. This resource contains ten lesson plans focusing on equality, refugee issues, the role of human rights promoters, needs, wants and rights and the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The lessons described in the Lift Off resource link directly to strands and strand units of the SPHE curriculum. An Irish language version of this resource is also available: Lift Off – Irish (PDF)

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The Right Start (a resource for Early Year Education)

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The Right Start (a resource for Early Year Education)

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This resource is designed for use with Junior Infants to Second Class and is focused on developing the skills of empathy, communication, cooperation, respect and responsibility and conflict resolution. With these skills young children can live the message of human rights in their daily lives and then use these skills to engage fully with knowledge based learning on human rights contained in the next resource.

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Harvest for the Future ( A Board Game from Trócaire)

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Harvest for the Future ( A Board Game from Trócaire)

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Welcome to the Post Primary section of Brighter Futures. Here you will find a variety of materials and activities for use in CSPE and Transition Year classrooms in ROI, and LLW classrooms in NI. Teachers of other subjects will find many activities that can be adapted for use in other areas. The main resource is the Growing the Future booklet. The other resources included here are designed for use with the main booklet, or as standalone resources. If you would like to find out more about these resources, how they were created, and recommendations on how to use them, please sign up for one of our free CPD sessions here.

You can also find our latest Development Education Game Harvest for the Future. Scroll down the page for videos and games and visit our Game Changers page for more information on the Game Changers competition

For more information on Development Education at Post Primary level, please contact Trócaire's Post Primary officer - [email protected]

Let's Grow Together

Please watch the video/animation before showing it to your class to ensure it is appropriate.

Contact Details

For more information on Development Education at Post Primary level, please contact Trócaire's Post Primary officer - [email protected] (ROI), [email protected] (NI)

Stephen Farley

Post Primary Education Officer (ROI)

Email

Laura Rio Fernandez

Post Primary Education Officer (NI)

Email

Trócaire Head Office, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland, W23 NX63. Tel: +353 1 6293333

Republic of Ireland: Charity Regulatory Authority No. 20204842; Revenue Number CHY 22508; Company Number 661147.
Northern Ireland: Charity Commission for NI No. NIC103321; Revenue Number (HMRC) XR10431; Company Number NI021482.

Trócaire Head Office, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland, W23 NX63. Tel: +353 1 6293333

Republic of Ireland: Charity Regulatory Authority No. 20204842; Revenue Number CHY 22508; Company Number 661147.
Northern Ireland: Charity Commission for NI No. NIC103321; Revenue Number (HMRC) XR10431; Company Number NI021482.

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Post Primary, Brighter Futures - Trócaire

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Trócaire's post-primary resources, Brighter Futures. Teachers and students will find activities and resources & the Growing the Future booklet.

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A Brighter Future: A Development Education Resource for Senior Primary

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A Brighter Future: A Development Education Resource for Senior Primary

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A Brighter Future focuses on Goal 2: Zero Hunger and the concepts of healthy food, food security and the effects of climate change and Covid-19 on food production.

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Primary

Welcome to the Primary section of Brighter Futures. Here you will find a variety of materials and lesson plans designed for use in Senior Primary/KS2 classrooms.

The main resource is the A Brighter Future booklet, and there are lesson plans, Power Point Presentations, and animations that explore the SDGs and food security. Learn about the story of Nomatter and Forward in Zimbabwe and experience the lives of farmers in the Global South by playing our latest development education game Harvest for the Future. Learn how to grow you own food and join us on the #GrowwithTrocaire challenge!

Visit Early Childhood to find activities tailored to Junior Primary/Foundation Stage. If you would like more information about how to use these resources, please sign up for one of our free CPD sessions here.

You can also find our latest Development Education Game, Harvest for the Future. Scroll down the page for videos and games and visit our Game Changers page for more information on the Game Changers competition.

More development education games

Development Education officer (ROI)

Email

Development Education officer (NI)

Email

Trócaire Head Office, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland, W23 NX63. Tel: +353 1 6293333

Republic of Ireland: Charity Regulatory Authority No. 20204842; Revenue Number CHY 22508; Company Number 661147.
Northern Ireland: Charity Commission for NI No. NIC103321; Revenue Number (HMRC) XR10431; Company Number NI021482.

Trócaire Head Office, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland, W23 NX63. Tel: +353 1 6293333

Republic of Ireland: Charity Regulatory Authority No. 20204842; Revenue Number CHY 22508; Company Number 661147.
Northern Ireland: Charity Commission for NI No. NIC103321; Revenue Number (HMRC) XR10431; Company Number NI021482.

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Welcome to the Primary section of Brighter Futures. Here you will find a variety of materials and lesson plans designed for use in Senior Primary/KS2 classrooms. The main resource is the A Brighter Future booklet, and there are lesson plans, Power Point Presentations, and animations that explore the SDGs and food security.

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Growing the Future: A Development Education Resource for CSPE in Post-Primary Schools

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Growing the Future: A Development Education Resource for CSPE in Post-Primary Schools

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rowing the Future supports civics education teachers and their groups on current issues facing families and communities in Zimbabwe such as food security, climate change and Covid-19.

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Resource Title

Summary

Growing the Future supports civics education teachers and their groups on current issues facing families and communities in Zimbabwe such as food security, climate change and Covid-19.

Description

Growing the Future supports teachers and students to understand the current issues facing families
and communities in Zimbabwe, primarily food security, but also climate change and Covid-19.

The activities focus on understanding the current situation, but also looking to the future, and
encouraging students to come up with solutions for existing problems, leading to a brighter
future for all.

Includes:

8 lessons, 4 worksheets

A short section in each activity for the educator to give the context

CSPE learning outcomes linked per activity

Access to additional supporting content such as slideshows (PowerPoint) and a suggested teaching plan

Lesson plan outline:

Lesson One: SDG 2 - Zero Hunger

Lesson Two: A Closer Look at Food

Lesson Three: Global Inequalities in Food Distribution

Lesson Four: Food Insecurity

Lesson Five: A Focus on Zimbabwe

Lesson Six: Let's Grow Together! Agriculture in Zimbabwe

Lesson Seven: Let's Grow Together! Our School

Lesson Eight: Game Changers

This resource is part of the 'A Brighter Future' education resources by Trócaire.

Available from:

Materials from Growing the Future:

For more

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Growing the Future supports civics teachers on issues facing families in Zimbabwe such as food security, climate change and Covid-19

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Digging Deeper supports post-primary school teachers in Northern Ireland to open conversations with students about mining and resource extraction.

The activity-drive resource is populated with real-life stories; stories from individuals affected by the issues in Peru and Northern Ireland; stories from those who are creating real and attractive alternatives; stories from brave individuals who refuse to accept that profit and greed should be valued more than people and planet.

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Marine Litter: 6 lesson plans for primary schools

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Marine Litter: 6 lesson plans for primary schools

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Join the Marine Conservation Society and help recover our oceans

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Youth Guide on Education for Peacebuilding and the Prevention of Violence

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Youth Guide on Education for Peacebuilding and the Prevention of Violence

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This resource is curated by developmenteducation.ie

Browse Resources by SDG

Have you ever wanted to browse through a resource based on whether the SDGs are directly or indirectly included – in a booklet, a short film, an issue-based activity pack or an NGO report?

Say hello, to the Sustainable Development Goals Explorer. Quickly find resources from our library that are relevant to each of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Note: the 17 goals of the SDGs are seen and understood to be ‘interdependent’ – this means that they rely on each other in order to succeed in reaching the Goals, rather than achieving them in isolation or in silos…so feel free to explore across as well within Goals.

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Sustainable Development Goals Explorer Browse Resources by SDG Have you ever wanted to browse through a resource based on whether the SDGs are directly or indirectly included - in a booklet, a short film, an issue-based activity pack or an NGO report? Say hello, to the Sustainable Development Goals Explorer.

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SDG Toolkit: A Resource from Self Help Africa

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SDG Toolkit: A Resource from Self Help Africa

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Ethical Fashion: The True Cost of Our Clothese

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Ethical Fashion: The True Cost of Our Clothese

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A Transition Year Resource from Self Help Africa

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A Transition Year Resource from Self Help Africa

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Gender Equality: Levelling the Playing Field

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Gender Equality: Levelling the Playing Field

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A Transition Year Resource from Self Help Africa

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A Transition Year Resource from Self Help Africa

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Reducing Waste With Ucycling, Recycling and Circular Economics

Associated resources here: https://www.dw.com/en/learning-pack-9-ancestral-treasures-environmental-protection-using-indigenous-knowledge/a-58016793

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Associated resources on https://www.dw.com/en/learningpack-wildlife/a-56736331

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Feeding the world in a climate friendly way

Associated resources: https://www.dw.com/en/learning-pack-7-food-for-the-future-feeding-the-world-in-a-climate-friendly-way/a-55252457

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Blue Gold: The Dwindling Resource of Water

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Blue Gold: The Dwindling Resource of Water

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Associated resources: https://www.dw.com/en/learningpack-drinkingwater/a-54088816

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Associated resources on https://www.dw.com/en/learningpack-foodwaste/a-51732090

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Associated resources available on https://www.dw.com/en/learningpack-foodwaste/a-49571717

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Associated resources on https://www.dw.com/en/learningpack-urbangreenspaces/a-46769957

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Associated resources on https://www.dw.com/en/learningpack-forests/a-45823014

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Plastic Waste and Its Environmental Impacts

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Plastic Waste and Its Environmental Impacts

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Associated resources available on : https://www.dw.com/en/learningpack-plastic/a-42272672

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A Senior Primary Resource about Hunger Food and Our Role in the World

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A Senior Primary Resource about Hunger Food and Our Role in the World

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Jane Turner looks at the indelible footprint left by 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) used to make clothing waterproof and investigates what companies and the government are doing about it, and what consumers can do.

Boycotting brands that are complicit in Palestinian human rights violations is a powerful form of consumer activism, but how ethical is the product you buy instead?

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Your personal ethical consumer guide. Independent product guides, research, information and analysis since 1989.

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Exploring the Themes of Self, Others and Stuff for the World Around US . Key Stages 1 and 2.

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A Guide to Empowering Young People to Become Advocates for Gender Equality

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A resource utilising picture books to include the wide variety and backgrounds of all children and families in our school communities

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GOAL Changemakers 2020 (English) Stand Alone Resource

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Exploring Poverty through an Intersectional Lens. A resource from the National Youth Council

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More information:https://practicalaction.org/schools/global-goals-string-activity/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAy9msBhD0ARIsANbk0A9vWIASmz62UdhWwzkfACEFXNelNZ-EzsmlHFHVC46Uk1nALHCeIhUaAgRfEALw_wcB

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What are the benefits of learning about the SDGs through Games

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What are the benefits of learning about the SDGs through Games

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SDGs Games: What Are The Benefits Of Learning Through Games?

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SDGs Games: What Are The Benefits Of Learning Through Games?

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SDGs games are now available in various forms. So what are the benefits of using games to learn about the SDGs? Now, let us explore it!

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Explore the Global Goals: 17 activities for Primary Schools

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Explore the Global Goals: 17 activities for Primary Schools

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A resource from Scotdec

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These 17 colourful postcards are great for introducing children from Early Years through to P7 to the Sustainable Development Goals. The accompanying booklet suggests ways to develop the learning further.

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Game Changers 2020 Winners

Due to Covid-19, Game Changers 2020 was adapted to become a Home Challenge Competition. However, this did not stop the resourcefulness, ingenuity, and creativity of all the entries. Our Home Challenge saw original board games, card games and digital games submitted from young people of all ages, from all over Ireland.

The games explored the Sustainable Development Goals, including games focusing on climate action, peace and justice, good health and wellbeing and responsible consumption.

Each game was assessed by a judging panel on the following criteria: Understanding, Empathy, Innovation and Effort. The judges were impressed by the standard of knowledge, understanding and gameplay. We had five winning games from both the senior and junior categories, including individual and team entries.
The winners were:

S enior Individual Winner - Micheál O'Shea with his game 'Climate Conquest'.

Senior Team Winners - Rachel Cunniffe, Emily Kenna, Lucy McPartlan, Laura Kenna, Eve Smyth, Ella Wilkinson, with their game 'Climopoly'.

Junior Individual Winner - Samuel Quinn O'Flaherty with his game 'Planetsaver' (digital game).

Junior Team Winner - Laura Kelleher and Anna Murphy with their game 'Fish Away'

Youth Category Winners - Foróige, Ballybane, Co.Galway .PJ Monagan , DJ Mc Donagh, Dylan Ward, Patrick Ward, Jonathan Mc Donagh, Patrick Donovan, with their game 'Climate Justice the Game'.

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Game Changers is a competition for young people who want to change the world and believe games are a way to do this. Young people all over Ireland submit games based on one or more of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Increasingly, studies show that video games are not just fun: they're also highly educational. Our gaming initiatives harness the power of play to transcend national boundaries, hone problem solving skills, and promote empathy.

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SDGs: Goal 1: No Poverty , Goal 17: Partnership for the Goals

Players: Suitable for medium to large groups

Format: role playing game

Target Group: Students aged 14 and above, youth groups, adult learners

Main Themes: Intercultural Awareness, Aid, Poverty, Decolonisation

This role play game splits users into two groups representing two countries the wealthy majorians and the poorer minorinans. The majorians after developing their own country and looking out for their interests are looking to help the underdeveloped minorians while the minorinas recovering from decades of oppression are looking for new ways to rebuild their sense of identity and improve what is left of their country.

The game touches on the topic of aid and the relationship between donor and recipient countries encouraging participants to challenge their perceptions and see things from a different perspective.

The game is fairly easy to play only requiring downloadable instructions. This particular lesson plan is from New Zealand and is adapted for their unique demographic however it contains helpful discussion points which can easily be adapted for any group.

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Let's learn about global justice but make it fun! 10 games to include in your development education practice - DevelopmentEducation.ie

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A round up of my favourite 10 games to include in your global citizenship education practice, by Niffy Olamiju

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Gamepedia - Find more games at Games4Sustainability

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Gamepedia - Do you want to use a sustainability-themed game in your activities? Find a perfect match for your needs from among 100+ games and simulations. Narrow your search by filtering the games by the UN Sustainable Development Goals or use the advanced search for more options.

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Toolkit for the Interdisciplinary Infusion of the SDGs into Classrooms

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A winner of the The Digital Games for Peace challenge. This game is aimed specifically at those between 11 to 17 years old. All Here is based on a conversation between Kuttu and his grandfather Yedu, where Yedu through flashbacks takes Kuttu on an experiential journey of how his initiatives during the dark ages helped the city achieve its dream.

The interactions within the game take the shape of conflict resolution challenges and mini-games which encourage diversity and inclusivity, inter-generational dialogues, and taking action to promote a culture of peace.

A winner of the The Digital Games for Peace challenge. This game is a multiplayer take on the classic city builder games. DiverCity tasks players to design and build DiverCity - a place where many different people from different parts of the world live in peace, celebrating their cultural, religious and social identities freely.

The interactions within the game take the shape of various challenges revolving around collaborative gameplay, collective problem solving, intercultural dialogue, conflict resolution and exploration, which promote a culture of peace through holistic social emotional learning, that simulates their cognitive, socio-emotional and behavioural patterns.

This is a game by UN SDGs that aims to teach the 17 SDGs through an interactive snakes and ladders game. A printable game board, game rules, cut out dice and token and question sheet with several questions per SDG goal are provided.

Watch the informational video.

A winner of the The Digital Games for Peace challenge. Reverse is an adventure game about a young girl belonging to a marginalized community who wishes to change her future for the betterment of humanity by proactively countering different conflicts in her present.

The game invites the players to combat structural violence, especially identity-based discrimination, through various peacebuilding & conflict resolution mechanics. It has empathy as the primary SEL component with practical applications of other SEL components. The game can be enjoyed by youth in both formal and informal education environments.

A winner of the The Digital Games for Peace challenge. Slate is a choice-based narrative adventure set in the city of Riri, where you play as three different individuals, each living very different lives, however interconnected through a series of events. With the underlying theme of Positive Peace, the game is set against a backdrop of civic unrest, terrorism, and social apathy to educate and inform the player.

Play as a resistance member or a teacher or a policymaker. Understand their perspectives and circumstances. Make choices for them and witness the consequences. Don't be a mere spectator. Be an active decision-maker in preventing violent extremism.

UN Environment Programme's Wild for Life can take students on a virtual journey through 6 distinct ecosystems: Oceans, Reefs, Peatlands, Savannahs, Forests and Mountains

Addressing SDG Goals 14 and 15, on the journey students will learn how they produce vital goods and services for humanity, how they are under threat and how they can help.

See the World's Largest Lesson for more information.

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Gamification and the SDGs - Toolkit for the Interdisciplinary Infusion of the SDGs into Classrooms

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The following games provide instructors with gamification materials to introduce and infuse the SDGs into learning and teaching.

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A Guide for Gamification and Games-Based Learning: A Resource from Development Perspectives

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The Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships Tool Guide

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The Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships Tool Guide

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Playing for the Future )Sustainable Development Games

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Playing for the Future )Sustainable Development Games

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Games and Activities for Teaching the SDGs

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Games and Activities for Teaching the SDGs

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PDST (2020) Children’s Books for Well Being: An Exploration of Picture Books and Novels 

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PDST (2020) Children’s Books for Well Being: An Exploration of Picture Books and Novels 

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PDST (2020) Children’s Books for Well Being: An Exploration of Picture Books and Novels Which May Support Teaching and Learning in SPHE Dublin: PDST available on

https://www.pdst.ie/sites/default/files/Children%27s%20Books%20for%20Wellbeing%20.pdf

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Padlet of resources for teaching about war in Ukraine

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Padlet of resources for teaching about war in Ukraine

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Measuring the gap between Ireland's climate aspirations and climate actions.

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Measuring the gap between Ireland's climate aspirations and climate actions.

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'Ours to Protect' is a unique and exciting audio project - a collaboration of local and regional broadcasters from across the country who have come together to tackle climate change, champion climate action, and inform and educate audiences all over Ireland about how they can make a difference. For more information see: www.ourstoprotect.ie

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Ours to Protect in association with the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland
For more see: www.ourstoprotect.ie

Ours To Protect is broadcast every Monday at 1.40pm on Ireland's Classic Hits Radio.

It is a unique and exciting audio project - a collaboration of local and regional broadcasters from across the country who have come together to tackle climate change, champion climate action, and inform and educate audiences all over Ireland about how they can make a difference.

Led by the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland, 'Ours to Protect' will see 23 local and regional radio stations broadcast over 1,200 new and unique programmes over a year - all devoted to climate change and climate action. Programmes will air from the 5th of June 2023 and run until the end of May 2024.
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Humans use as much ecological resources as if we lived on 1.75 Earths. The Ecological Footprint is the only metric that compares the resource demand of individuals, governments, and businesses against Earth's capacity for biological regeneration.

Calculate your Ecological Footprint and personal Overshoot Day, click below:

Ours to Protect Tech Special with Ruth Scott at 8.30pm on Thursday 8th June

A 30-minute special Hosted by Ruth Scott and presented by Head of News, Daniel Pitcher with special guests, Traic Ó Braonáin (Ours to Protect Correspondent - Ireland's Classic Hits Radio), Pádraig Power, Senior Marketing Manager: Global Operations and Ireland for Refurbed and Leo Donovan. CEO at WEEE Ireland.

A panel discussion around the state of technology recycling in Ireland and the reluctance of many to dispose of their old laptops, computers, smartphones and tablets due to security concerns.

Plus special recorded interviews with Irish people in the community who are doing their bit to make changes in their family lives to help fight climate change.

This project is a partnership between Ireland's Classic Hits Radio and the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland .

Episode 1: The Importence Of Bio Of Bees For Bio-Diversity

This week's episode looks at the importence of Bees for Bio-Diversity.

Tune into Ireland's Classic Hits to find out about bees, their importence to the world, along with how you can do your bit to prevent the decline of the bee population.

Check out the episode here...

Find out more about bees here.

Episode 2: The Importence Of Locally Grown Flowers Vs Imported Bouquets

On this week's episode, we explore the importence of locally grown flowers versus imported bouquets.

Click on the episode below to learn about the carbon frontprint of a bouquet of imported flowers, compared to locally purchased flowers.

You can also find out how you can even do your bit to cut down your own carbon frontprint when purchasing flowers.

Check out this week's episode below.

You can also find out more information here.

Episode 3: Adding Biodiversity To Your Garden

On this week's episode of Ours To Protect right here on Classic Hits, we look at how you can get so much more from an eco-friendly garden.

Find out how you can add biodiversity into your garden, make it more creature friendly, including birds, butterflies, bees and more.

You can even discover how to make habitats from dry stone walls, which can even form their own micro-habitats for nature.

Check out the episode in full below.

Find out more here.

Episode 4: The Emergence Of Refill Shops Around The Country

On today's episode of 'Ours To Protect on Ireland's Classic Hits, we spoke to Eibhlin Fitzpatrick, who speaks aboout the importence of refill shops, and why you should avail of using such shops.

Check out the episode in full below.

You can also find out more information on Refill Shops in general here.

Episode 5: How To Improve Energy Efficiency In The Home

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect' on Ireland's Classic Hits, we spoke to Tony Palmer on how to improve insulation in your home.

We also gained an insight into the thought process for turning a 1970s style bungalow, into an A1 rated or BER (Energy Building Rating) home, which also improves the house's value, as well as energy efficiency.

Check out this week's episode below.

Find out more information here.

Episode 6: How We Can Cut Down On Household Waste

On this week's episode of Ours To Protect', we caught up with Pádraig Ó Máirtín who spoke about how a quick change of attitude to waste, has meant that his family of six are not liable for paying for the household bin collection.

Through some very simple steps, you can manage your household waste too.

Find out more below.

Check out more useful tips here.

Episode 7: The Green Flag For Schools Award

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect', Traic speaks to school teacher James Lowry about the Green Flag For Schools Award, and how it has been a great green success story.

Find out more below.

Episode 8: How To Cut Down On Our Use Of Plastics In The Home

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect', Traic once again spoke to Eibhlin Fitzpatrick on ways in which we can cut down on the use of plastics in our home.

Check out the chat below.

Episode 9: How To Cut Down On Use Of Harmful Pesticides & Herbicides In The Garden

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect', Traic had a chat with Ollie Greene from Betterplants.ie, to find out how to cut down on the use of harmful pesticides and herbicides in the garden.

He spoke about the benefits of using fully organic products on your garden's soil.

Find out more below.

Find out even more info here.

Episode 10: Investing In Electric Cars

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect', electric car owner Tony Palmer had a chat with Traic to discuss the idea of investing in electric cars.

Are they worth the investment? Find out below.

Find out more information here.

Episode 11: Home Composting

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect' on Ireland's Classic Hits, Traic spoke to Pádraig Ó'Máirtín about all things home composting.

Find out how he started his own home composting from scratch and more below.

Find out even more information here.

Episode 12: Organic Farming

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect' on Ireland's Classic Hits, Traic had a chat with Diana Pickersgill, who runs a certified organic farm in the midlands.

The term 'organic' is a term which is appearing more and more regularly in our shopping experience over the last number of years, especially in supermarkets or local farmers markets.

Traic spoke to Diana Pickersgill who runs the farm with her daughters, about what organic farming involves.

Check it out and more below.

You can check out more information here.

Episode 13: Karst Landscape Of South Roscommon

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect' on Ireland's Classic Hits, Traic spoke to Liam Kildea of the Karst Farming Group, to chat about the unique karst landscape of South Roscommon.

Kildea spoke to Traic about the background of the area, along with what exactly a karst region is.

Find out more below.

Find out more on this here.

Episode 14: We Chat To The Green Kids

The children are part of a new generation, who are learning about the impact of climate change, and providing a healthier planet for us and for future generations.

On this episode, Traic had a chat with Neansaí and Brian on their views on pollution and preserving nature.

Check it out below.

Find out more information on the subject here.

Episode 15: The Benefits Of Using Cloth Nappies

In the first of a two part episode, on 'Ours To Protect' on Ireland's Classic Hits, Traic spoke to Kate Doyle who is the Chair of Cloth Nappy Library Ireland, to find out about why so many parents with babies are reverting back to cloth when it comes to using nappies.

Find out more below.

You can also find out more information here.

Episode 16: The Benefits Of Using Cloth Nappies Part II

In the second part of this episode on the benefits of using cloth nappies, Traic once again chatted with Kate Doyle on the resources which are available to families who are keen to make the switch.

Find out more below.

You can also find out more information here.

Episode 17: The Benefits Of Hydrotre ated Vegetable Oil

HVO is something that is being used and sold right across the country to great effect.

Find out more below.

You can find out more information on this here.

Episode 18: Climate Anxiety

There is an understandable increase in the use of this term, given the amount of changes we are witnessing to both the climate and the environment.

Check out Traic's chat with Ciaran below.

You can find out more information on Climate Anxiety here.

Episode 19: Packaging Waste

On this week's episode of 'Ours To Protect on Ireland's Classic Hits, we focussed on packaging waste, and how consumers can cut down on this in their weekly shop.

According to recent reports, Ireland has become the biggest producer of plastic packaging per head of population in the EU.

This week, Traic had chat with Eibhlin Fitzpatrick of the Refill Mill to discuss steps that we can take to cut down on our shopping waste.

Check out this chat below.

You can find more information on this here.

Episode 20: Halloween

On this week's edition of 'Ours To Protect' on Ireland's Classic Hits, we focussed on all things Halloween, and how we can make the festival, that little bit more environmentally friendly.

This week, Traic chatted to the Green Kids about their plans for this year's celebrations.

He also spoke to sustainability expert Eibhlin Fitzpatrick from the Refill Mill to speak about Halloween, about how we can make it a safer ritual from an environmental perspective.

Check that out below.

Check out more information here.

Episode 21: Sustainable Clothing

For this episode, Traic had a chat with Peter Timlin, co-founder of pureclothing.ie.

Timlin spoke to Traic about all things sustainable clothing, and how it can help in a world of one click purchases, short term wear and subsequent disposable landfills can have a damaging impact.

Pureclothing.ie is a website which provides stylish on trend clothing products made from eco-friendly material and sustainable clothing supply chain.

Listen to more below.

Find out more information on this here. .

Episode 22: Second Hand Clothes

The textile industry has become the second largest contributor to world pollution, as it is energy demanding, and pollutant intensive.

We also found out how many people have acquired second hand clothes in the last few years,

More on this below.

You can find out more information on this here.

Episode 23: Mircrogreens

Microgreens are essentially little greens which grow from various vegetables, plants and seeds.

Greene spoke to Traic about how you can easily produce these greens on your own kitchen table, and add them to your everyday meals.

Check this out and more below.

Find out more information on this here.

Episode 24: Winter Gardening

We found out what sort of gardening should be done during the Winter months, and how to prepare your soil for a better Spring and Summer.

Have a listen to this chat below.

Find out more information on this topic here.

Episode 25: Ecoshack Refill Store

This episode of 'Ours To Protect', on Ireland's Classic Hits, Traic had a chat with Bláithín McCormick, owner of the Ecoshack Refill Store in Cavan Town.

Traic spoke to Bláithín about shopping for more sustainable gifts for Christmas. Bláithín who owns this shop with her sister, spoke to Traic about how this shop came about.

Check it out below.

Find out even more information here.

Episode 26: A Sustainable Christmas

With the increase in commercialism which comes with this holiday, this can lead to an increase in waste which gets generated.

Find out how you can cut down generating waste, and enjoy a more sustainable Christmas below.

Find out more information on this here.

Episode 27: Energy Efficient Home Heating Systems

This latest episode of 'Ours To Protect' on Ireland's Classic Hits, sawTraic speak to Ciaran Byrne of the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, who offered advice to the public for those of us seeking to upgrade to a more energy efficient heating system.

Find out what recommendations Mr Byrne made below.

Find out more information on this here.

Episode 28: Energy Efficient Home Heating Systems (Part 2)

Check this out for yourselves below.

Find out more information on this here.

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Ecolution is the podcast for kids who want to make a difference in the fight against Climate Change. Evie Kenny, a 14 year old Climate activist, takes a trip into the cloudy waters of our changing planet.

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A padlet of resources from Financial Justice Ireland.

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How the World Works- a resource from Financial Justice Ireland

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An Early Years Education Pack about Water

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Nature & Gardening Resources - Engage with Nature

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Climate and Nature Summit 2022 Padlet of resources created by the Irish Schools Sustainability Network

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1. Find out what they know and how they feel

Choose a time and place when you can bring it up naturally and your child is more likely to feel comfortable talking freely, such as during a family meal. Try to avoid talking about the topic just before bedtime.

A good starting point is to ask your child what they know and how they are feeling. Some children might know little about what is happening and not be interested in talking about it, but others might be worrying in silence. With younger children, drawing, stories and other activities may help to open up a discussion.

Kids can discover the news in many ways, so it's important to check in on what they're seeing and hearing. It's an opportunity to reassure them and potentially correct any inaccurate information they might have come across whether online, on TV, at school or from friends.

A constant stream of upsetting images and headlines can make it feel like the crisis is all around us. Younger children may not distinguish between images on screen and their own personal reality and may believe they're in immediate danger, even if the conflict is happening far away. Older children might have seen worrying things on social media and be scared about how events might escalate.

It's important not to minimize or dismiss their concerns. If they ask a question that might seem extreme to you, such as "Are we all going to die?", reassure them that is not going to happen, but also try to find out what they have heard and why they are worried about that happening. If you can understand where the worry is coming from, you are more likely to be able to reassure them.

Be sure to acknowledge their feelings and assure them that whatever they are feeling is natural. Show that you're listening by giving them your full attention and remind them that they can talk to you or another trusted adult whenever they like.

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How to talk to your children about conflict and war

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8 tips to support and comfort your children

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Palestine and Israel- How will there be a just peace?

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Palestine and Israel- How will there be a just peace?

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This resource is an important development in helping post-primary students throughout the island of Ireland to explore the Palestinian Israeli situation within the context of Human Rights and International Law.

The resource addresses key issues underlying the origins of the conflict and current obstacles to bringing about a just peace. Published in 2013, the resource is slightly out of date nevertheless it a very useful starting point for teachers.

Links to photos and videos are available on the following web page

https://developmenteducation.ie/resource/palestine-and-israel-how-will-there-be-a-just-peace-a-citizenship-education-resource-for-transition-year-and-key-stage-4/

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Global Citizesnhip School (An INTO Project)

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Global Citizesnhip School (An INTO Project)

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'This is Ireland' a short film which showcases biodiversity in Ireland.

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'This is Ireland' a short film which showcases biodiversity in Ireland.

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Global Schools Programme. Activities for teaching about SDG 3

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SDG 3 Healthy Communities Activities Guide

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Global School Program: Activities for teaching about SDG 6

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Global Schools Program Activities for teaching about SDG 12

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Global Schools Programme: Activities for teaching about SDG 4

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