You may like to take a look at our photobook for World To Rights. With pictures, comments, captions and quotes - this is the story of World To Rights.
What the teachers say about World To Rights (2009)...
"The performance was brilliant: moving, dynamic, thought provoking with some funny moments. Well done!"
Teacher from St Lawrence School, Chester.
"Thank you for a great day, the children have really enjoyed themselves and I have seen a different side to many of them! We have all realised how lucky we are!"
Teacher from Winchester.
"Very well organised. The team was well prepared and professional. Motivated and organised a HUGE group of children well."
Teacher from Southwark.
"Very good organisation - good range of dramatic techniques. I loved the way the children were slightly reluctant at first, but that changed as the day went on."
Teacher from Southwark.
"The leaders were very enthusiastic and dedicated; they coped admirably with some lively children!"
Teacher from Isbourne Valley School, Gloucester.
"We are working towards becoming a Rights Respecting school and work closely with Fair Trade as we are a Fair Trade village. This day was excellent for us as part of our ongoing programme."
Teacher from Cam Woodfield Junior School, Gloucester.
"As a school who has worked towards having children who have a voice and understand the world around them, this has been an ideal opportunity for our Year 5s. It has given some really nervous children the chance to 'shine' for a minute."
Teacher from Fairford C of E Primary School, Gloucester.
"Great day! Just as good as our previous visit on FREE FOR ALL! The children will have something to remember from this and we can extend it to the classroom."
Teacher from St Luke's, Crosby.
"A positive environment, enthusiastic group leaders and relative to current curriculum."
Teacher from Parklands High School, Liverpool.
"A fantastic example of child participation. I thought you chose the right level of involvement in Human Rights for children balanced with the need for responsibility."
Teacher from Pauntley Primary School, Gloucester.
"I have never seen anything like this!"
Teacher from Kingsway Primary School, Gloucester.
"This has been a very powerful experience led by inspirational staff. I only wish I was at school now - we didn't do anything like this when I was at school."
Teacher from Cam Hopton School, Gloucester.
"What a fabulous experience for the children - they learnt so much in a short time. It was brilliant to see every child performing and many happy faces at the end of the day."
Teacher from Holy Trinity School. Burton-On-Trent.
What the children say...
"Watching the video at the end made me realise how lucky we are."
Jasmin, year 6. St Joseph and St Teresa's Catholic Primary School, Doncaster.
"My favourite part of the day was definitely performing. I liked when we were getting the parts. I think the others really enjoyed watching the play. I liked learning the song and the actions. I've become more confident with drama."
Lucy, year 6. St Joseph and St Teresa's Catholic Primary School, Doncaster.
"It's been really fun 'cos we've been learning and having fun at the same time!"
Child from Queen Eleanor's C of E, Guildford.
"This was a really good and the acting and dressing up was so fun. I learnt a lot."
Susanna, year 6. St Lawrence school, Chester.
