empowering through education
Empowering young people to be responsible clothing consumers is a core part of our activity at ApparelXchange.
This has been limited due to the impacts of COVID-19 and new operations at schools.
Find out loads more about our ongoing work with schools and educators below.
NEW FOR 21/22!
TEACHING FAIR FASHION
AXC SCHOOL RESOURCE
We have developed our own Fair Fashion Learning & Activity Resource to complement and enrich our ongoing work within the education sector. The Pack contains two central activities, for Primary and Secondary stages, as well as extensive supporting resources, educational signposting, digital learning and classroom implementation plans.
Email marybeth@apparelxchange.co.uk to request your FREE Fair Fashion Pack. We're excited to see what your young people come up with!
we work with schools providing;
reuse services for clothing, donation drives & managing
lost property
We supply schools with donation bins, materials and all the advice needed to make donation drives happen, collecting everything from uniform, party wear, trainers, and more. These are a fantastic way of getting pupils and the community involved in carbon reduction activities. We also help ensure lost property gets the care or repair it needs and goes on to find a new home.
Are you interested in becoming an AXC Partner School? Great!
Contact izzie@apparelxchange.co.uk to find out more about what it involves and how we can work together.
we recommend these resources;
FASHION REVOLUTION
a fantastic variety of interactive powerpoint presentations, activities, challenges and quizzes, suitable for different stages from age 6+
WOSDEC
practical, active and participatory education resources in global citizenship, learning for sustainability and rights-based learning
GLASGOW CITY PARENTS GROUP
resources created to help families gain a better understanding of the digital learning apps used by Glasgow schools
EDUCATION SCOTLAND
national improvement hub providing a full webpage packed with key information, resources and exemplification relating to learning for sustainability
REPAIR WHAT
YOU WEAR
a unique, free to access website that teaches and inspires anyone to easily mend their own clothes
SCOTLAND'S ENTERPRISING SCHOOLS
free support for education practitioners to cultivate an innovative and creative curriculum
SHRUB COOP
edinburgh-based social enterprise who have created an
informative and accessible
fabric awareness booklet
OUR DEAR
GREEN PLACE
glasgow city council's extensive educational preparatory work and resources for COP26
