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Introducing the Go-Giver characters: Anna the cat and her best mate Digby the pet mouse, Ahmeti the kid from Kosovo, Jun the cat, Callum the fox (with his faithful skateboard), Mitali the baby elelphant, Pete the frog in his superspeed wheelchair and Teefa the ostrich.
Teachers' Section (link)
ALL RESOURCES ARE FREE!
Key stage 1-lessons thumbnail (link)
Key Stage 1 - Lessons

Including humorous new stories introducing the Go-Giver characters.
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Key Stage 2 - Lessons

Tackling a range of issues, to inspire compassion and social responsibility.
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Nifty Gear

Including a 'Ballot Box' especially commissioned for this site.
Parents' Section thumbnail (link)
Our Pledge thumbnail (link)
Our Pledge
Use the Pledge Picker to make a pledge to do something that will make a difference.
Parents' Section (link)
Parenting Matters
Raising families in a spirit of generosity.
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The Charitable Citizen
What is the place of Charitable Giving in the world of today?
Link to a wide range of exciting and educational activities for children
KS1 - Lesson of the week
Sticks and Stones

Sticks and Stones

A short, but effective activity to demonstrate the harm caused when people say hurtful things. This would make an excellent starting point for Anti-Bullying week.

To take part in our competition click

here
KS2 - Lesson of the week
Keeping Safe in Cyberspace

Keeping Safe in Cyberspace

Learn about the dangers in cyberspace and the effects of cyber-bullying with the Go-Givers characters. The learning activities include a quiz and role play.

To take part in our competition for Anti-Bullying week! Click

here
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