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New Gender Inequalities Teaching and Learning Unit Now Available

We are delighted to launch our new Gender Inequalities Teaching and Learning Unit, available as a free classroom resource. Developed through the Global Education Time project and edited by A Partnership with Africa (APA), the unit is aligned with our existing resources on Climate Change, Migration and International Inequalities. Designed for students aged 11–16, it includes curriculum-linked activities for Junior […]

GENE Peer Review Report on Global Education in Ireland Launched

The GENE Peer Review Report on Global Education in Ireland was launched on 30 June at a national event in Dublin. The launch brought together Irish Aid, policymakers, civil society organisations, European partners and Neale Richmond, Ireland’s Minister of State for International Development and Diaspora. The report recognises Ireland as a leading example of effective policy and practice in Global […]

Youth Actions linking Water and Migration:

‘Mise agus Uisce’ Second Year students at Coláiste Muire Tourmakeady, Co. Mayo with their teacher Annette Keane explored the global challenge of Migration through theme of access to clean water. Using the Teaching and Learning Unit (TLU) on Migration students considered why people may be forced to leave their homes, including conflict, climate change, natural disasters and lack of access […]

Councillor Helen Ogbu Inspires Galway ETSS Students to Take Action on Global Challenges “A truly rewarding experience.”

Kevin Crowley, LeighAnn Mulrennan, Helen Ogbu and Ivana Bacik holding GET resources Students at Galway ETSS recently welcomed Councillor Helen Ogbu for an engaging discussion on the four global challenges explored through the GET Project, International Inequalities Climate Change Migration and Gender Inequalities . During her visit, Helen encouraged students to take meaningful action on the issues that matter most […]

Discover Our New Educational Maps

We’re delighted to introduce a new collection of Educational Maps on the Global Education Time website—designed to support deeper understanding, clearer thinking, and more effective learning. Unlike traditional visual maps, these resources are structured in a format which will help students break down complex topics into clear, connected ideas. They are ideal for organising information, revising key concepts, and building […]