DDE at the Global Centre

DDE at the Global Centre

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DDE is part of many Development Education Centres in the UK, working with children and young people in schools, colleges and within the community.

The Global Centre is home to Devon Development Education which promotes global learning for pupils, teachers and schools through a variety of projects, programmes and training. DDE and the Global Centre work with people of all ages, from all parts of Devon, Plymouth and Torbay and from all different backgrounds to increase global understanding, positive change, justice and sustainability.

13/08/2026

This week marks Obon, a traditional Japanese Buddhist festival where families remember and honour their ancestors.

Across the world, cultures have unique ways of celebrating family, remembering loved ones and passing traditions from one generation to the next.

Learning about these traditions helps us appreciate the diversity that makes our global community so rich.

12/08/2026

Young people aren't just the leaders of tomorrow - they're creating change today.

From climate action to campaigning for equality, young people across the world are tackling some of society's biggest challenges with creativity, passion and determination.

At Devon Development Education, we believe every young person deserves opportunities to learn, participate and make a difference.

How have young people inspired you?

New mower for Exwick Cricket Club! 11/08/2026

New mower for Exwick Cricket Club! To fund the replacement of our ride on mower to allow us to keep offering adult, junior and women's cricket across two pitches in Exwick

11/08/2026

🌸 Ganga Puja on the River Exe 🌸

Join us as we gather to celebrate Sacred Waters & Sacred Earth! Everyone is welcome to join in this special event on the riverbanks.

πŸ—“οΈ Date: Sunday, 23rd August 2026
πŸ•š Time: 11:00 am
πŸ“ Location: Belle Isle Park, Exeter (Access the river through the willow trees along the banks)

🎟️ RSVP: exeterhcc.org/event

Bring your family and friends for a lovely morning of celebration, reflection, and community. We look forward to seeing you there! πŸ™βœ¨

Photos from Lord Mayor of Exeter's post 11/08/2026
10/08/2026

πŸ›πŸŒ΄ Come Hungry, Leave Happy! πŸŒ΄πŸ›

One of the highlights of the Windrush Community Cricket & Culture Festival (Sun 16 August) is the incredible food and vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture.

Enjoy delicious dishes throughout the day from:
🍽️ Daddy D's Kitchen
🍽️ Oasis
🍽️ Mahalia's Kitchen
🍽️The T Hut from Exmouth Cricket Club

And ice cream from Marcos Gelato

As the cricket unfolds, enjoy great food, cultural exhibitions, dancing, and a fantastic community atmosphere that celebrates the legacy of the Windrush generation.

Bring your appetite and celebrate with us!

🎟️ Adults: £8
πŸ‘§ Under 18s: FREE
Book here or come on the day: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/windrush-cricket-festival-tickets-1993524694024

It's more than a cricket festival - it's a celebration of community, culture and togetherness.

10/08/2026

With Inclusive Exeter – we just got recognised as one of their top fans! πŸŽ‰

09/08/2026

Today we celebrate the knowledge, cultures and traditions of Indigenous Peoples around the world.

Indigenous communities have cared for the Earth's ecosystems for generations, offering invaluable knowledge about biodiversity, sustainability and living in harmony with nature.

Let's listen to Indigenous voices, champion their rights, and recognise the importance of protecting their cultures, languages and lands.

06/08/2026

Remembering Hiroshima, Nagasaki and the Cost of Nuclear War

This August marks three significant dates in the closing days of the Second World War:

πŸ•ŠοΈ 6 August 1945 – The United States dropped the Little Boy atomic bomb on Hiroshima.
πŸ•ŠοΈ 9 August 1945 – The United States dropped the Fat Man atomic bomb on Nagasaki.
πŸ•ŠοΈ 15 August 1945 – Japan announced its intention to surrender, leading to Victory over Japan (VJ) Day and the end of the war in Asia.

These events changed history forever. Hundreds of thousands of people were killed or suffered long-term effects from the bombings, while the attacks continue to raise profound ethical, humanitarian and political questions.

As we remember those affected, we are reminded of the importance of working towards peace, nuclear disarmament, and a world where conflicts are resolved without devastating human cost.

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17 St DavidΒ΄s Hill, Exeter Community Centre
Exeter
EX43RG