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Welcome to the Centre for Global Education



The Centre for Global Education (CGE) was established in 1982 and moved to York St John University in 1993. It is an independent, non-profit, curriculum development centre. The CGE works locally, nationally and internationally with teachers, teacher educators and student teachers to introduce global issues into their teaching.  The CGE encourages active participation by children in learning around the broad aim of “education for a just future”. The Centre coordinates North/South school linking across the region of Yorkshire and Humberside.

Widening the Circle“Running a Global Film Event” Manual. How to use films to raise awareness of global development issues. Click here for free downloadable resources: Manual and NGO listing.

CGE is able to offer a FREE in-school consultation day to plan and resource the new secondary curriculum at KS3. We will show you how other schools in the region are developing and resourcing cross-curricular themes covering the global dimension and sustainable development, identity and cultural diversity. To request this contact m.bradley@yorksj.ac.uk 

 

 

New courses for Autumn 2008 now available for teachers: Early Years practitioners: classroom assistants & governors

  • Becomng a Fair Trade School
  • The Global Dimension in the Early Years
  • Every Child's Future Matters -climate change and children's rights
  • Global School Partnerships - Building Effective Partnerships
  • Global School Partnerships & the Global Dimension
  • Go Global! - Off Curriculum Enrichment day Secondary KS3 Global/Sustainable package from CGE. Worth over £1,200!
  • Learning Network for the Global Dimension
  • Linking School Partnerships Network

To book go to Services

Slave Britain

a photography exhibition on human trafficking

20 October to 21 November 2008

York St John University

Ground Floor, Fountains Learning Centre, Clarence Street, York

   

Artefact boxes to borrow

Themes include :

  • countries and peoples such as Aboriginal, China, India, Morocco, Ghana
  • masks, music
  • and much more!

The boxes include books and a discription of each object in the box.

To book:: Contact: cge@yorksj.ac.uk

image: Better by the Year?

This CGE project and website can offer Free consultations to support your school in meeting the new secondary curriculum requirements to develop cross curricular dimensions and include global themes in all subjects

To find out more go to www.betterbytheyear.org or contact m.bradley@yorksj.ac.uk