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DEED is a centre for global education and learning working across Dorset and Hampshire |
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New opportunities for 2016
Welcome back to the start of a new term. We would like to inform you of some exciting new resources to borrow and keep you up to date with new opportunities for training and teaching support. See our website for further details www.deed.org.uk
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Brazil Resource Collection
As you know DEED has many boxes of country and themed collections of resources available to borrow. Here is our new Brazil Collection.
Supports work on Rio 2016 Olympics and rainforests.
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Carnival Display
Our new Carnival Display is available to borrow and includes authentic resources from West Africa, the Caribbean, Brazil and the UK.
A whole staff inset is available to link carnival themes to topics and the curriculum.
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DEED Fabulous Fairtrade CPD and Workshops
'Before you finish eating breakfast in the morning, you've depended on half the world' Martin Luther King.
DEED can help you plan your school fairtrade breakfast, deliver children's workshops or CPD training.
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Exploring British Values
Tuesday 12 April 2016 from 4.00pm to 5.30pm at DEED, West Moors Middle School, Ferndown. Cost £50 per person or if your school is a registered GLP Partner School use e-credits.
Using values education, SMSC and other whole school approaches to explore British Values. Training will link to the advice given by the Department for Education on SMSC education in schools.
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Inspirational Speaker and Life Coach Chris Lubbe (UNICEF Ambassador, born in South Africa and inspired by Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, Desmund Tutu, FW De Klerk and Colin La Foy) will be talking about determination, fear, equality, humanity, justice, rights, respect, responsibility, courage and forgiveness.
This presentation and inset is on Wednesday 23 March from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at West Moors Middle and costs £75 per school.
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FREE twilight or half-day inset
available until the end of March 2016.
Offering a range of activities and techniques to suit different key stages, curriculum areas and key Global Citizenship concepts.
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Philosophy for Children (P4C) Course
'I am a total convert to P4C. The children love it, I've really noticed an improvement both in their confidence in discussion and also the quality of their thinking. It's great!' Veronica Santer, P4C Participant
Two day Level 1 SAPERE course on Wednesday 20 and Wednesday 27 April 2016 at West Moors Middle School, Ferndown.
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‘Global education makes the learning more relevant and interesting for pupils, and so it contributes to their enthusiasm for learning.’
Over 3,500 schools in England are now registered on the GLP.
Through free curriculum support, resources, training and funding, the GLP is helping schools deepen pupils’ understanding of global issues, while at the same time developing key skills and reinforcing learning across a wide range of subjects.
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Compiled by Sarah Wise (Centre Coordinator), Louise Boston Mammah (Programme Coordinator) and Abi Leigh-Watts (Administrator)
c/o West Moors Middle School, Heathfield Way, Ferndown, Dorset BH22 0DA |
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