Join us for Global Goals Week from 9-13th of March!
9.30 AM – 10.30 AM each day
About the GLOBAL GOALS WEEK
What if your students could meet the world, instead of just reading about it?
Global Goals Week is a series of engaging and interactive online sessions designed to connect classrooms across the world.
Each morning (9th – 13th March) at 9:30 am, we come together for a fun, one-hour online learning event with our friends from South Africa, Kenya, UAE, Northern Ireland, and Palestine.
Throughout the week, students explore different Global Goals, share ideas and experiences from their own countries, and discover how young people everywhere can take action for a fairer, cleaner, and more sustainable world.
Interested in joining other classrooms from around the world?
Register here: Global Goals Week 2026 registration
Here’s the plan for the week…
Did you know place names hold secrets about nature, history and identity?
Irish Language Officer Meadhbh will reveal the hidden meanings behind place names in Ireland, while our lovely participants from other countries will share the meaning of some of their places.
Check out the recording below:
Gender equality and poverty are intrinsically linked. On Tuesday, our friends from South Africa will share honest stories about Gender inequality and poverty, and how it affects our own daily lives, education and future.
Check out the recording below:
For many young people around the world, education is not always easy to access. So, what happens when access to education isn’t guaranteed?
Our friends from Palestine will share what school means to them, and what it takes just to learn.
Check out the recording below:
Climate change isn’t a future problem. It’s happening now.
Our friends from Kenya will share how climate affects food, water and daily life and what solidarity and global connections mean in the fight for climate action, while students in the UAE will explore the Goal on Zero Hunger.
Check out the recording below:
Throughout the Global Goals week, you will make some new friends while learning some new concepts. On the Friday, students will meet, talk and laugh with their new international friends in guided small-group conversations.
They’ll discover:
- Different biodiversity in other countries
- Culture and some popular national practises
- Hobbies and lifestyle of students their age from other countries.