Learning together
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These schools stories have already inspired and informed a range of projects and initiatives – within government departments, within individual schools – and within WWF and other non-governmental organisations committed to ESD.
We’ve learned a lot from the schools we have worked with. We’d like to keep learning – and sharing what we have learnt – with other schools.
We also want to ensure that the information we capture – and the way it is presented – is useful to you. You can help in a number of ways.
Submit your own story
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Every school has a story to tell. We're interested in your story.
You may categorize your work as education for sustainable development, development education, environmental education, global dimensions, or citizenship. Or you may call it by another name. Whatever term you use to describe the work, the stories we're interested in are the ones that are about the work you do to prepare and empower children and your school community to think across disciplines and geographic boundaries, and to act in an ethically-responsible manner for the benefit of current and future generations and the health of the planet. Submit your own story
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