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Global Goals

In 2015, leaders from all 193 countries of the United Nations made a most ambitious plan together. This plan was to create the Global Goals for sustainable development in order to make a better world. At the Federation of Burrington and Wrington Church Schools, Global Goals are an important part of our curriculum as we strive to support these goals. 

 

Global Goals

 

From citizenship and justice to climate change and the environment, we are inspired to make a difference!

 

Many of our lessons have strong links with the Global Goals (which can be seen in our lesson powerpoint introduction). Sometimes our collective worship is linked to them. They also inform our charity work and how we behave. Each term we meet in our mixed age house teams for a lesson to focus on one of the Global Goals and complete an activity, such as creating bunting inspired by our view on a quality education (GG4), or painting peace pebbles (GG16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) at Remembrance. Join with us to promote the Global Goals and make a difference to our world!

 

 

Some of our work linked to the Global Goals has included:

  • Winning speech on Drones in 2019 Rotary Youth Speaks (Infrastructure and design)
  • Mr Legge (parent) from ‘e3 Sustainability’ visited the school and spoke to the children about thermal imaging and its application in industry.
  • Life below water - a Y4 visit to Ham Nature Reserve 
  • The School Council collected shoe boxes for 'Operation Christmas Child'
  • One of our Youth Speaks teams spoke passionately about Girls and STEM (Reduced inequalities)
  • Wrington Rewilding team visit  from the village– class work (Life on land)

  • Send a Cow charity fundraising at Harvest time when our garden produce is harvested for the school soup! (sustainable communities and zero hunger)
  • Compostable lunch packaging and book swapping -pupils and staff (responsible consumption and production)
  • Wrington Parliament debates (Peace and Justice)
  • Y6 wrote letters to COP 26 which were sent to the Cabinet Office (Climate action)
  • Children 'grow a fiver' to raise money for Camp (Decent work and economic growth)
  • Toilet twinning (Clean sanitation)
  • Making bird feeders (Life on land)
  • PTA successfully applied to the airport for a grant for solar panels (affordable clean energy)
  • Towels, not driers
  • Supporting Mphandika School in Zambia (Quality education)
  • Fund raising for Mary's Meals (No poverty)
  • Walk a mile track installed; Bikability Y4/6 (Good Health and Well-being)
  • In 2025 a Youth Speaks team spoke about the value of Global Goals in our curriculum.

  Caring for our worldUsing our voices for change! Youth Speaks 

 

          red nose cakes

Bird feeders                                               Comic relief fundraising 

Out and about on location, gathering evidence

    

Learning about our island               Researching biomes

     

Trips and visits                                              Protecting living things

Join with us! Help us be agents for change as we work together on the Global Goals to look after our precious world and everything in it!

 

Global Goal 12 'Responsible Consumption and Production' parent pamphlet