The Case for Global Learning

In July, we joined parliamentarians, educators and 30+ organisations at the Houses of Parliament to launch ‘The Case For Global Learning’, a new paper urging swift action to increase Global Learning across UK schools and universities.

Alison Hooper, from Cumbria Development Education Centre, whom we work with through The Global Learning Network, shared:

“In 18 years of Headship I can honestly say that the transformative influence of global learning has had the most profound impact upon the children as they journeyed from Reception to Year 6 and beyond. They developed a mature and extensive understanding and appreciation of the world and its people”

Together, we are creating meaningful and educational pathways where young people can develop critical understanding and skills to contribute to a better and safer world.

Download the Summary of “The Case For Global Learning” here.

Add your voice to our call for government action on The Global Learning Network website.