UN SDGs in national curriculum

I was awarded the prestigious Points of Light Award by Prime Minister Mr. Rishi Sunak in 2023 for my campaign to include the SDGs in UK’s education strategy.

PM’s Points of Light Award

British Citizen Youth Award at the UK Parliament

Metro coverage

Nat Geo Kids coverage

President Paula-Mae Weekes On Guardian T&T

Points of Light

Response from PM of Norway

Response from FM of Wales

Response from FM of Scotland

Response from PM of St. Lucia

Response from Mayor of London

Response from Grenda

Response from President of Slovenia

Response from President of Malta

I learnt about the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals from my parents.

As a family, we try to act on these goals and help the planet and its people. However, I found out that nearly all of my friends and all their friends, with whom I played with, did not know about the SDGs or why those were important for all of us. When I asked my parents how can all children learn about these global goals they told me that the leaders of the world can ask the teachers to teach children about the global goals.

So, in the summer of 2021, I wrote to the British Prime Minister requesting him to ask teachers in the UK to teach children about the UN SDGs. However, I realised that I needed to write to all the world leaders so that children all over the world could learn about the global goals and do small things to act on those. Therefore, I wrote over 193 letters to all the leaders of the world.

What has been achieved

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