LiveSimply award schools guide
An overview and guide to the LiveSimply award for schools.
Sign up, complete your action plan and send it to us to begin your journey.
To apply for the LiveSimply award your school needs to commit to 9 faith inspired actions demonstrating you are living simply, sustainably, and in solidarity with the world's poorest communities.
By signing up to LiveSimply, your school will impact our global family, your local community and your school community as you reflect the teachings of Jesus, Catholic Social Teaching and Laudato Si’ along your journey.
An overview and guide to the LiveSimply award for schools.
This guide will help you to complete your LiveSimply action plan. We also have a short video to assist teachers/chaplains.
Some ideas for actions that will impact our global community, your local community or their school community as you demonstrate living simply, sustainably, and in solidarity with the world's poorest communities.
LiveSimply stickers template compatible with Avery recycled paper labels, square 40x40mm blank, or A4 sticker sheets.
A great way to encourage your pupils to chat with their families about their LiveSimply actions.
A helpful PowerPoint to explain living simply, living sustainably, and living in solidarity with the world's poorest communities, to give pupils/students ideas for creating their own LiveSimply pledge. Teachers script and pledge template also available.
Download posters to support your LiveSimply journey.
Make your own resources with the LiveSimply characters and logos.
Letter to parents to tell them your school is working towards becoming a LiveSimply school.
Use our assembly to help pupils understand what the LiveSimply award is and to make the connection between their faith and caring for the world and our global neighbours.
You can download the lyrics for the song too.
Download LiveSimply prayer for KS1 in PowerPoint
Download LiveSimply prayer for KS2 in PowerPoint
Download LiveSimply prayer for KS3/4 in PowerPoint
Resources for primary schools and secondary schools on Pope Francis' encyclical, Laudato Si.