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Global Citizenship Challenge

We believe that it is more important than ever to stay connected with the wider world. Over the next six weeks, we need your help to build a brand new UWS school. Can you plan, design and fund a school? Complete all six challenges and you will receive a Global Citizenship Award at the end! 

Week 6 : How can I fundraise for my school?

Week 6 : How can I fundraise for my school?

You've done an incredible job and your school is nearly up and running! The final step is to fundraise and earn enough money to put your plans into action. Read more

Published: 30th April, 2020

Author: Mara Moettus

Week 5: How should my school look?

Week 5: How should my school look?

Amazing job, you're nearly there! Take out some art equipment and channel your inner architect as you design your new school. Read more

Published: 22nd April, 2020

Author: Mara Moettus

Week 4: How can I budget for my school?

Week 4: How can I budget for my school?

Great job so far in planning for your new school! The next step is to put your math schools to the test and create a budget. Read more

Published: 14th April, 2020

Updated: 15th April, 2020

Author: Mara Moettus

Week 3: How can I work successfully with the local community?

Week 3: How can I work successfully with the local community?

In this week's challenge you'll be planning and performing a speech about the importance of education for the village in which we want to build a school. Can you help us to establish some good relations with the local community? Read more

Published: 8th April, 2020

Author: Mara Moettus

Week 2 : How will I get the government to support my school?

Week 2 : How will I get the government to support my school?

After deciding where to build a school, we now need to get support from the government. Can you convince them to support your school project? Read more

Published: 8th April, 2020

Author: Mara Moettus

Week 1 : Where should I build my school?

Week 1 : Where should I build my school?

Can you help us to plan, design and fund a school? Complete all six challenges and you will receive a special Global Citizenship Award at the end! Read more

Published: 8th April, 2020

Author: Mara Moettus

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    Partnering with a UWS School is a great way to inspire global citizenship and awareness among your students. Find out more about our school partnership programme and start your UWS story today by becoming a partner school.

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    The impact even small donations can have is significant – we pride ourselves on delivering value for money and ensuring the biggest possible impact from every donation.

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