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An Eye Opening Lesson

Raising awareness of the global disparities in retinoblastoma care is an important step towards improving the lives of affected children in resource limited countries.

Innovative    Learning           A Global View           EyeSPY

Retinoblastoma is a unique childhood cancer.  Using it as an example of global human rights disparities can significantly enhance your Geography, PSHE and Science teaching..

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We have produced an education pack to help teachers and pupils view the subjects of human rights and developing countries in a unique, lively and innovative way.  We are also currently developing a science pack, focusing on cancer,  genetics and the value of medical research. The Global View Designed in line with the Key Stage 2 and 3 Curriculum, The Global View covers topics from geography and PSHE.  This pack includes information and case study sheets, lesson plans and activities suitable for children aged 7-14years of age. Find out more EYESPY (Eye Science and PSHE for Youth) EYESPY is aimed at students following the Key Stage 3 and 4 (GCSE) Science Curriculums (including PSHE in Science), though its contents can be adapted for other courses.  This pack includes information resources and case study sheets, lesson plans and activities suitable for children aged 11-16 years of age. Find out more

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