Secondary school classroom activities

Check out our sample selection of free, downloadable teaching materials and classroom activities suitable for secondary-age students below. UWS Partner Schools have access to even more tailored classroom activities and resources.

Becoming a UWS Partner School is an opportunity for young people to discover the challenges faced by children in other parts of the world. Our classroom activities and teaching materials are designed to enhance your curriculum and develop your students’ understanding of world issues.

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Silvia Shiliashka

Trustee
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At a glance

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We've given thousands of children access to quality, inclusive education.
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UWS welcomes schools and educational institutions internationally to support UWS' work in Cambodia, Nepal, Myanmar and Madagasgar. Your fundraising will enable children to access a quality inclusive education for the very first time.
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Education is a fundamental human right. Yet 61 million children around the world do not have access to even basic primary schooling.
Nepal

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Our aim is to give every child access to quality education.
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