Eco-Schools has teamed-up with eco-journalist and author Sarah Roberts to produce this five-part video series, ‘Climate Confident’. The series covers everything that educators and schools need to know to get the global agenda on their school agenda, from the basics of climate change, and eco-anxiety, to layering climate change across your curriculum.
Be Climate Confident!Cut Your Carbon is our month-long carbon-cutting challenge that takes place annually in November. This campaign shines a spotlight on the climate crisis whilst empowering young people with the knowledge they need to cut their personal carbon footprint.
Cut Your Carbon!Eco-Schools England is proud to announce that in 2023-2024 we will be partnering with Bupa Foundation meaning that the Eco-Schools’ team can once again offer free training to any adult who works in a school, college, or nursery in England. Eco-Schools’ training sessions are designed to provide practical advice, inspiration, and real-life examples to educators who want to support youth-led eco-action and increase environmental education in their setting.
Book Your Place!This project encourages young people to raise awareness about the impact of littering on their school, community and wildlife. It is positive, fun and proactive and allows young people to understand and appreciate peaceful forms of climate action.
Get Loud on Litter!New for summer 2024, Eco-Schools’ Healthy Summer Toolkit has been created with support from Bupa Foundation to spotlight the connection between physical, mental, and environmental health. The kit will help your pupils get active, inspire others, and spark conversations throughout summer!
Get Healthy!The LEAF project and accreditation is designed to give young people a deeper connection to the green spaces around them.
After completing a set number of LEAF activities you can apply for a LEAF award for free!
Learn About Forests!If you have a brilliant example of eco-activity that you would like to feature on the Eco-Schools website to inspire others, click here!
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