Whether you teach KS1 or A-level, our team of experienced teachers can help you put topics in a global context by providing vibrant visual material and up-to-date case studies.

Thanks to the increasing success of ActionAid's school visits service, we are now looking for even more teachers to help us widen pupils’ understanding of poverty.

Find out about ActionAid's climate change talks for primary and secondary audiences.

Book your school talk online using our interactive map to find your nearest visiting teacher.

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PowerDown was developed as part of three year project called Global Action Schools. The schools involved were encouraged to commit to making global awareness and action central to school life.

ActionAid teamed up with Queen Mary University of London to create Teach climate action! This event was designed to help teachers take action on climate change in school.

ActionAid, together with The Age of Stupid director Franny Armstrong, have developed a resource pack The Age of Smart for Key Stage 3 learners and upwards.

ActionAid has a range of resources to help you teach about climate change. It couldn’t be easier to order and sign up for freebies.

Chembakolli: Life and change in an Indian village is a photopack packed with 30 brand new A4 photocards, a teachers' guide, lesson plans, classroom activities, audio clips from the Chembakolli Story and interviews with key people from Chembakolli.

Find out more about ActionAid's award-winning website Chembakolli.com. Link your school to Chembakolli and explore village life in India. Read the weekly blogs from the community, ask people questions in the hot seat and use over 350 resources including photographs, video clips, slideshows and sound clips.

Planning ahead for the new primary curriculum? ActionAid’s Chembakolli resources are perfectly designed to support the proposals. Introduce the fascinating rights based story of this Indian village to your school to support top line geographical, historical and social learning.

The campaign is once again asking UK school pupils to join forces with young campaigners around the world and keep up the pressure on global leaders to end the education crisis and quality primary education for every child in the world by 2015

Let Barnaby Bear take your class on exciting, educational trips to Kenya and Brazil using ActionAid’s range of excellent teaching resources.