Fairtrade for Schools Teachers Workshops

The Fairtrade Foundation is running an exciting series of workshops specifically for teachers who want to learn more about Fairtrade and how to include it in their teaching. The events provide the chance to share ideas and learn from other teachers as well as to ask all the burning questions to the Fairtrade Foundation. They aim to inspire and reassure those teachers that are thinking about applying for the Fairtrade Schools Award, those already working towards it and those looking for ideas for renewing their status. They also aspire to strengthen the knowledge of issues of trade and why Fairtrade is needed.

The London Workshop will take place next Thursday 13 May at the London Docklands Museum.

Did you know that you can become a FAIRTRADE school ?

Are you interested in becoming Sutton’s first, or maybe just beginning to think about how you introduce FAIRTRADE in your school in a small way....? 

There is an excellent DVD / CD Rom available from the FAIRTRADE foundation which tells you everything you need to know – priced £6.90

Example - Wallington Girls

FAIRTRADE  tea and coffee is stocked in the staff room and the vending machine in the canteen. The subject of FAIRTRADE  is incorporated in the curriculum in Textiles, Business studies / Economics  GCSE and AS/A2, History, Religious studies, Spanish and French.

Recent news

St Dunstan’s in Cheam have just started the process of applying to become a FAIRTRADE school .

The pupils of Wandle Valley School produced the poster below :

Poster

Glenthorne High School held a Fairtrade Stall. Further details to follow, but they appear to have enjoyed it!

Glenthorne

Year 7 and 8 pupils from Carshalton High School for Girls collected examples of products carrying the Fairtrade symbol.

CHSG display CHSG Disply

Tell us about what you are doing in your school. Email admin@fairtrade.insutton.org

FREE RESOURCE FOR YOUR SCHOOL

A free resource that aims to enable teachers to introduce and develop the concept of Fairtrade in the classroom from Key Stage 2 to 16+, in a range of curriculum areas.

Click here to download (PDF) or go to www.fairtrade.org.uk/schools