| Persuasive Writing |  | | 56 of the very best letters entered into our Dear Prime Minister competition have been compiled in a book that is now available for purchase in the Go-Givers shop priced £5.99 (inc p&p). The letters are excellent examples of persuasive writing so the book is a great resource for literacy lessons. The depth of feeling the children display for a range of local, national and global issues will move you, and the wonderfully inventive ideas for making Britain a better place will have you laughing out loud! Click here to purchase your copy. | | | | |
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| 10,000th Go-Givers Registration | | 
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| Would you like to start the new academic year with an extra £100 in your school's PSHCE budget and 8 Go-Givers character puppets? We are very excited to be approaching our 10,000th registration and would like to celebrate with you by offering the 10,000th teacher to register on our website a prize of £100 to put towards their school's PSHCE budget, and a pack of our much sought after puppets. All you need to do to be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize is get your colleagues to register here! Good luck! | |
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| KS2 Lesson | | | The lesson Scapegoat explores how stereotyping can lead to groups of people becoming scapegoats for all the ills in our society and looks in particular at Islamophobia and prejudice against Muslims. The Learning Activities encourage children to explore their own feelings about different groups of people that they may find threatening and looks at how images can be manipulated by the media to portray something in a positive or negative way. | | |
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| KS1 Lesson | | | The lesson To Give is to Receive tells a story adapted from a Japanese legend, about how a man gains a fortune by being kind and giving. The Learning Activities explore the value of money and ask the children to think about their needs, wants and wishes and to consider activities they can do, and gifts they can give, that don't cost any money. | | | | |
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| Make a Difference Challenge | | On 6th July Birmingham schools taking part in this year's Make a Difference Challenge will present their campaigns at a special event at The Botanical Gardens. The Make a Difference Challenge will be open to all schools in Greater London next year and we also hope to run regional Challenges in Kirklees, Kent, West Berkshire and Birmingham. Get in touch if you or your cluster of schools would like to run a Challenge in your area. | |
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