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    If you are a teacher in Ireland, you can request a school speaker to visit your primary or secondary school.

    A Concern staff member will talk to your students about our important work overseas or deliver a Development Education workshop on a topic related to the Sustainable Development Goals or the Concern FAST. We can let your students know first-hand how they can get involved and make a difference.

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    Thanks for your interest! We’ll keep your details on file so we can contact you about arranging a school talk. We normally follow up with schools/teachers every one to two years to see if they want another visit.

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