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Global Learning at MOSPS

What is Global Learning? 

Global learning can be described as an approach to learning about international development through recognising the importance of linking people’s lives throughout the world. Global learning encourages critical examination of global issues and an awareness of the impact that individuals can have on them.

Incorporating a global element into teaching across the curriculum can help schools to develop a richer, more interesting curriculum, use real-world contexts to enthuse, inspire and engage pupils, support raising standards, deliver SMSC and respond positively to the current focus on British values, help pupils make sense of the world in which they live as well as to understand their role within a global society, and to develop an ethos encouraging empathy, fairness and respect.

MOSPS, is a school that has achieved the highest level of accreditation in the Christian Aid Global Neighbours scheme, which recognises our commitment to educating students about global poverty, injustice, and the Christian responsibility to act. This level of achievement proves that the school has a deeply embedded culture of global citizenship, evidenced by significant student leadership and participation in “courageous advocacy” to promote change. 

 

Here are just some of the ways in which MOSPS pupils are global citizens…

We Act…

We are proud to celebrate the many awards and achievements that reflect our commitment to nurturing both people and planet, as well as sustainability and global citizenship.

 

We participate…

We take part in projects such as Fairtrade Week, the Volvo Ocean Race, Forest School, Beach School, Switch Off Fortnight, Worldwide Veterinary Service, Surfers Against Sewage and the Plastic Bottle Boat Challenge, many of which are led by pupils.

We befriend…

We have a team of ‘Freedom to Learn’ Friendship Ambassadors who work with our sister school in Nepal and take part in events throughout the year to raise awareness and funds for the charity.

We have also had the honour of hosting students from China, and our Headteacher, Miss Crawford, and Deputy Head, Miss Walton, have visited schools in China and Nepal in recent years.

 

 

OUR WORK WITH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS

We champion…

We are committed to taking action on the UN Sustainable Development Goals and working towards global solutions aligned with them.

Take a look at some of the recent press coverage celebrating our wonderful school and its achievements.