We have hundreds of lesson plans and activities and they are all free to download from the Oxfam Education website. 

We don't publish print resources any more. However there are hundreds of free, downloadable resources on our website. You might be able to find out of print resources through Amazon or EBay.

Yes, we have a range of Welsh language resources available on the Oxfam Education website.

Oxfam Speakers are fully trained volunteers who provide a way for students to explore global issues, Oxfam's work, and what we can all do to bring about change.

We offer workshops and assemblies aimed at students aged 8-18. Available in England and Wales.

As our speakers are volunteers with other commitments, please try to give at least 3-4 weeks notice. Request a speaker.

Oxfam does not send donated items overseas. We prefer to work instead by sourcing materials and resources in the country we are working in. This in turn supports the local economy, reduces Oxfam's transportation costs and environmental impact.

Wherever possible, we do sell these items in our shops to raise vital funds for our work. Find your nearest Oxfam shop. 

We have plenty of resources to support your fundraising activity. For advice on getting the most out of fundraising take a look at our Fundraising Guide for Schools.

Many schools have raised money to buy gifts from Oxfam Unwrapped. This gives you the choice of how to spend your money, and ensures that the funds you have worked so hard to raise, go to where they are really needed.  

Our Fundraising Pack provides help and advice about organising an event, and includes a sponsorship form. We can also badges, stickers, balloons and posters, plus Oxfam thank you certificates for everyone involved in fundraising.

Your school could fundraise as part of Water Week. Our learning resources provide a context to raising money and funds are directed to water-related projects.

Feedback from teachers suggested that the summer would be a good time to hold an activity like Water Week. As shown above, the dates are just a suggestion and can be flexible to suit your school.

The Water Week learning and thinking activities will support young people's understanding of the issues that World Water Day raises. Water Week can be an excellent opportunity to put this learning into action.

The quickest and easiest way to pay is online, through this website. 

Just visit our Pay in Money page.

You can also send us a cheque, but it is important that you tell us your name, your school's name, address, and details about your Oxfam Water Week activities.

Our address is 
Water Week
Freepost RLXG - GRGX - TCHA
Oxfam Fundraising Events
Oxfam House,
Oxford
OX4 2JY

It is possible to pay your money in through an Oxfam shop; however, it is harder for us to match donations through shops to individuals, which means we may not be able to send you a thank you certificate in September.

If you do pay in through a shop, please email us at telling us the amount you paid in, and to which shop, alongside your name, your school's name, address, and details about your Oxfam Water Week activities.