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30 September 2025

pptx, 55.05 MB
pptx, 55.05 MB

This lesson introduces students to the United Nations and its role in promoting global peace and cooperation. Pupils learn about the UN’s origins, structure, and practical work in areas such as peacekeeping, disaster relief, health, and children’s rights.

Real-world examples, including Haiti, Liberia, and smallpox eradication, are used to illustrate impact.

A central role-play activity challenges students to act as mediators in a fictional international water dispute, encouraging negotiation, teamwork, and problem-solving. Linked to UAE National Identity themes of Global Understanding, Conservation, and Belonging, this resource is suitable for KS3–KS4 Social Studies, Geography, or Global Citizenship lessons

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