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School design for challenging environmentsRanging from arid refugee camps to tropical urban slums, the World Wide Education Project creates access to learning spaces in challenging environments. We offer a range of services to support schools and organisations meet their aims, including: Needs Assessments, Site Planning, Building Design, Construction and Research and Development. |
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Classroom suppliesWe work with schools and local authorities in the UK to reuse their redundant educational furniture and equipment by sending it to our partnered projects overseas. We can help school leaders in the UK make sure their redundant furniture doesn’t go to waste by enhancing the quality of another school overseas. For UK schools it can help build an understanding of school life in developing countries and serve as an opportunity to reflect on the value of resources and learn how best to use them. Our services to overseas schools and education focused charities include: Needs Assessment, Supply and Delivery using international shipping, Import/Export Documentation and Impact Assessment. |
This experience will introduce users to the challenging environment of a classroom in a refugee camp through a series of workshops and lessons. Click HERE to find out more.
What would you teach and how would you teach it if, like teachers in impoverished communities around the world, you had no resources to rely on? Click HERE to find out more.
Click here to view World Wide Education Project’s fundamental principles