“Did you know” series brings extra fun and mighty facts to your classroom
December 1, 2024
A series of fun facts to help your class learn even more about their mighty organs
A series of fun facts to help your class learn even more about their mighty organs
Orgtober represents more than just a month on the calendar; it symbolizes a beacon of hope for those in need
The BBC One Show featured my programme for primary schools as part of the solution to the decline in families
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The Orgamites Mighty Education Program is an organ donation and health education program created by Roydon Turner. Creative and production by All Good Co. CIC (AllGoodCo.org). The name “Orgamites,” along with the logo and characters, are registered trademarks of All Good Co. CIC. © Copyright 2016. All rights reserved. The program operates under applicable legal frameworks across international territories. The Orgamites Mighty Education Program is available under licence agreements with its partners in Canada, Greece, Northern Ireland, and South Africa. Our education tools for schools are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Licence (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). All Good Co. is a Community Interest Company. A CIC, or Community Interest Company, is a business primarily focused on social objectives, where surpluses are principally reinvested in the business or community, rather than driven by profit for shareholders and owners.
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A CIC is a business primarily focused on social objectives, whose surpluses are principally reinvested in the business or community, rather than being driven by profit for shareholders and owners.
