Girl teaches child rights to village children
For teachers

Teachers around the world use the World’s Children’s Prize Program (WCP) in their teaching plan, in many subjects.

Use practical, engaging activities to build knowledge and skills and develop awareness and values. It educates and empowers children to become changemakers for a better world, championing the equal worth of every individual, the rights of the child, democracy and sustainable development.

 
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The World’s Children’s Prize Program starts November 1 and continues until May 2019. The last date to report the results of your Global Vote is April 16, 2019.

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Participate in the WCP Program
The World’s Children’s Prize program is open for all schools in the world and is free of charge.
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WCP in the classroom
Every year at least 50,000 teachers use the WCP program in their teaching plan, in many different subjects from maths to social sciences to music and art.
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Material
Materials for school can be downloaded here.
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No Litter Generation Teacher’s Guide
In No Litter Generation, children are coming together to fight littering around the world.
Hands writing and drawing
The Global Trip
Divide your class into teams of reporters and have them go on simulated journeys around the world.
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