On September 25th the leaders of 193 countries will agree and announce the new United Nations Global Goals for Sustainable Development - 17 goals to achieve 3 extraordinary things in the next 15 years. This plan for people and planet aims to eradicate extreme poverty, reduce inequalities and combat climate change. If every school in the world teaches children about these goals, we will help them become the generation that changed the world.
In the week of the 28th September The World’s Largest Lesson is asking teachers to share a lesson about the Global Goals with children throughout the world.
All the resources needed can be found at: www.globalgoals.org/worldslargestlesson. The site has some amazing lesson ideas to get involved in.
The goal of the world’s largest lesson is to encourage children to feel part of the wider world and empowered to contribute to their community and globally. Why not participate?
In the week of the 28th September The World’s Largest Lesson is asking teachers to share a lesson about the Global Goals with children throughout the world.
All the resources needed can be found at: www.globalgoals.org/worldslargestlesson. The site has some amazing lesson ideas to get involved in.
The goal of the world’s largest lesson is to encourage children to feel part of the wider world and empowered to contribute to their community and globally. Why not participate?
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