The Global Perspective topic helps pupils understand how their choices affect the environment, people, and economy—locally and globally. It promotes:
Global citizenship and human rights
Understanding of issues like climate change, water justice, migration, and trade
Critical thinking about media, consumer choices, and fairness
Knowledge of democratic systems, global justice, and responsibility
Trócaire supports schools in teaching the global dimension through fun, meaningful, and curriculum-linked resources. For more ideas and suggestions on how your school can fully explore the Global Dimension topic please go to their website www.trocaire.org.
An interactive digital game about life in Malawi and the challenges of water scarcity and flooding due to climate change.
Includes teacher guide and discussion follow-ups. Click here to access the game.
Download the teacher guide here.
A rich digital hub with animations, videos, and curriculum-linked activities exploring real-life climate and justice stories from countries Trócaire works in. Click here for more information.
Students design a game (board, card or digital) about a global issue (climate, water, rights, etc.). Open to Primary, Post-Primary, and youth groups. Click here for more information.
Documentary-making programme for Post-Primary students to explore global justice through storytelling. All you need is a smartphone and a passion for justice. Click here for more information.
Get students growing herbs, flowers or vegetables on their classroom windowsill—connects food production, sustainability, and climate action. Click here for more information.
Lesson plans, PowerPoints, and worksheets for all age groups:
Foundation Stage to Post-16
Focuses on climate change, water, and global awareness
Includes school assembly guidance for whole-school learning
'Go Green Go Global' School Assembly Guidance - Primary and Post Primary: This resource will help teachers and pupils share their learning with the whole school.