Postcard featuring the phrase: “Activism is my rent for living on this planet.” Alice Walker Make your point of view! The activist postcard is the ideal way to both stay in touch with family and friends and make your point of view known too. Or why not replace your
This soft cotton jersey shirt from People Tree is both comfortable and versatile. Made from 100% Organic cotton and carrying the Fair Trade logo. Made in India.
This Equal Exchange gourmet coffee is grown by the farmers of the Nuevo Futuro (New Future) Co-operative. They are learning to grow coffee using natural copmposting and existing forest shade, without the use of pesticides or artificial fertilisers.The classic Excelso beans are medium roasted to give a well balanced and characteristically smooth flavour.
Enjoy a variety of activities on Croatia’s stunning unspoiled Island of Vis. Students will explore the island by foot, paddle and peddle power. Kayak into remote bays, cycle to small villages through the vineyards and hike through the old trails to fishing coves. The trip involves physical challenges combined with cultural experiences and a visit to the local school to gain a greater understanding of life on a Croatian island.
A visit to the island of Vis is a great way to combine physical activity with discovering life on this beautiful historical island. Your hosts, Xania and Craig are both PE teachers who have now made the island their home. Students will be encouraged to develop leadership skills and cooperative skills while experiencing sea kayaking, cycling through vineyards and hiking to remote villages. The trip is about self development, discovery of new communities and participation in everyday Croatian life. Croatian history is very diverse and the island of Vis is no exception. The trip can be tailored to suit the curriculum requirements of your school. It can be a combination of physical experiences with History for example.
The island was a Yugoslav military base until 1991 and the British helped General Tito hide on the island during WW2. The locals have a first hand knowledge of the impact of conflict on the community.
As far as Geography and Environmental topics, students can understand the issues that seasonal employment has on the local economy and the positive and negative effect that tourism can have on an island. What’s special about this island is that tourism has only been allowed to develop in the last 10-15 years, and is very controlled. You won’t find hotel complexes or rampant commercialisation on Vis.
Education will be combined with the friendliest of people, unspoiled, secluded coves, delicious food, stunning scenery and the cleanest waters in the Adriatic .