BiblioBurro
Global Goal 4 is explored in our Global Goals Book Club through the book ‘Biblioburro’ by Jeanette Winter. This heartwarming story follows Luis Soriano, a teacher in Colombia who brings books to children in remote villages using his two donkeys, Alfa and Beto. Through Luis’s dedication, children learn about the power of education and the importance of making learning accessible to everyone, regardless of their location. By engaging with ‘Biblioburro’, young readers are inspired to appreciate the value of education and recognise the efforts needed to ensure that all children have the opportunity to learn and grow. This aligns with our mission to promote quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all.
Age: Junior Infants – 5th Class
Malala’s Magic Pencil
Age: Senior Infants – 3rd Class
Lulu’s First Day
Lulu’s First Day connects to Global Goal 4: Quality Education by capturing the excitement and importance of starting school. Through Lulu’s story, children see education as a positive, welcoming experience. Exploring this book in the classroom encourages conversations about inclusion, equal access, and the value of learning from the very beginning.
Age: Junior Infants – 2nd Class
We’re excited to feature another Book Review from Scoil Mháirtín, Kilworth, Co. Cork. Molly and Aidan have reviewed our Global Goal 4 book, “Biblioburro” by Jeanette Winter!
Hear what they learned about Global Goal 4: Quality Education in this video!
