To help you support positive action towards climate change in your school, here’s a round-up of our online events, programmes and classroom resources.
All activities support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal on Climate Action.
Our first ever schools podcast with TES explores how teacher collaboration can boost climate education.
Join a personal and professional global learning journey towards a sustainable future. What on Earth could be more important?
An interactive poster with 20 climate change challenges and pre-prepared activities for the classroom, at home and online.
Since May 2020 we have been holding a series of webinars, hearing from a range of education practitioners. Check out the climate related ones. Sign up or watch recordings!
This template project will help you teach Life Below Water, the UN Global Goal for Sustainable Development focusing on conserving and using the oceans, seas and marine resources.
This resource from Connecting Classrooms through Global Learning promotes the importance of life on land and encourage its protection.
Investigate pollution levels and hotspots in your local city/town, create a pollution catcher and voice your views. Curriculum: Citizenship, Geography and Science. Ages 11-14.
Learn about the impact of climate change on sea levels, do a water volume experiment and write a speech. Curriculum: Citizenship, English and Science. Ages 7-11.
This resource will support you in developing students’ core skills through the study of solar electricity.
Help your pupils develop core skills by exploring solutions to protect our climate and environment.
This resource focuses on the topic of rising sea levels and is filled with activity ideas to help your students investigate and explore the subject in more depth.