HOW IT WORKS:
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LBL provides your school with info and resources |
The students plan the event as part of their classes in Textiles, Business Studies, Citizenship, or other relevant subjects |
The sweatshop relay takes place in your school |
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The produce is sold to staff, friends, family or the public, to raise funds for LBL |
LBL uses the money to support garment workers globally |
The students reflect on what they have learnt |
SEE A SCHOOL WHO'S DONE IT BEFORE:
The A/S Textiles class at the William de Ferres school in Essex took part in a Sweatshop relay. Watch this film all about it.
GET THE RESOURCE PACK:
To get the Sweatshop Relay resource pack sent to your inbox, please enter your details. The resource pack includes everything you need to stage a sweatshop relay (apart from the fabrics and sewing machines). We've got posters, background info, a presentation introducing the project to students, lesson plans, evaluation forms, and lots more - all completely free.
