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Racism, Rwanda and real citizenship!
What can we learn from experiences of teaching and learning at key stage 1 to support work on global perspectives at other key stages?
Tide~ extended an invitation for a group of Herefordshire teachers to come together to review the potential of taking a local issue such as Polytunnels as a focus for exploring global issues. These exploratory meetings involved teachers from across the phases and from different parts of the county. A small group** then took the ideas further through a workshop at the Tide~ Centre, some field work of their own, activities with their pupils and a writing workshop. This article shares some of that work and links to several activities that are offered for others to use.
The project came up with a framework that could be used in any locality to explore local change and identify the potential for exploring global dimensions.

