SCHOOLS-LED ACTIVITIES FOR OR BEFORE FAIRTRADE FORTNIGHT

Speak out to clergy through the fitting gift of a
Fairtrade clerical shirt

They'll be well chuffed with such an unusual present.
Shirts are available to buy on-line in a range of colours and sizes
for both men and women clerics.

One source is www.fairtradeclergyshirts.co.uk
a supplier "compelled by a commitment to
Fairtrade in all its forms."

NB Fairtrade communion wine
makes a good way of extending the use of Fairtrade goods -
one of the three requirements of Certification.

Poterion are one UK supplier - with wine from
one of the leading Fairtrade estates in South Africa,
as you can see at www.poterionfairtrade.co.uk

NB For other parish or presbytery occasions

Fairtrade wine is available from many retailers, including supermarkets. 
In 1991,The Co-operative were the first to introduce Fairly-traded wine,
and have since sold well over 30 million bottles.

Click here for more information on their wine and
many other Fairtrade products.

Speak out from the heart (and chest)
as pupils wear Fairtrade

Your school might consider school polos, sweatshirts and hoodies made from premium quality 50% Fairtrade cotton/50% polyester.

Embroidered with your school logo, the shirts are competitively priced.  You can get them from Koolskools, a Fairtrade-certified ethical school clothing company. 

Each polo sold to schools through the Traidcraft/Koolskools scheme will generate 50p - to be split between Traidcraft’s charity and the Tabitha orphanage in Mauritius, where the garments are made – in addition to guaranteeing fair trade benefits to cotton farmers and garment-makers.

Click here for a page with  more information - including examples of school wearers

SCHOOLS-LED ACTIVITIES FOR OR BEFORE FAIRTRADE FORTNIGHT