Cafod geography resource for primary schools ks2: el salvadorcafod.org.uk geography eight year old diego tells his story of life in san salvador, the capit. Cafod geography resource for primary schools ks2: el salvadorcafod.org.uk geographydiego's story: watch?v=ck h9625qzearacely's story:.
El salvador re resource for ks2. use the reflections, suggested activities, key words and questions, and links to universal church to support learning and assessment within re. the activities in this resource are based on the photo cards, provided in cafod’s el salvador geography education pack. Photo card 1.1: diego’s story diego is eight years old. he lives with his family on the outskirts of san salvador, the capital of el salvador. the area has lots of poverty and violence from gangs. a river called the rio acelhuate (pronounced “asel wa taye”) runs through the area. in the photograph you can see diego with his mum. Photo card 1.1: diego’s story reflect on archbishop oscar romero diego lives in el salvador. before diego was born, in the 1970’s, there was huge inequality in el salvador. there were a few families who were rich and owned most of the land, but most people were poor and earned very little. people, including archbishop oscar romero,. Cafod: geography resource for primary schools ks2 the landscape in el salvador cafod.org.uk geography find out about the landscape in el salvado.
Photo card 1.1: diego’s story reflect on archbishop oscar romero diego lives in el salvador. before diego was born, in the 1970’s, there was huge inequality in el salvador. there were a few families who were rich and owned most of the land, but most people were poor and earned very little. people, including archbishop oscar romero,. Cafod: geography resource for primary schools ks2 the landscape in el salvador cafod.org.uk geography find out about the landscape in el salvado. With a focus on el salvador, it provides photographs, online films and classroom activities to help inspire a curiosity about the world and its people. tv and radio presenter adrian chiles, who travelled to el salvador last year with cafod, said: “photos, films and real life stories are the best way to bring subjects like geography to life. Gemma salter, cafod’s primary school resources writer, introduces cafod’s new el salvador geography pack, written for the new geography curriculum. geography was always one of my favourite subjects at school. i loved learning about new places and cultures, immersing myself in an entirely different context.
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