On 24th September Green Schools Project launched the Social Business Challenge to inspire young people to look at business in a new way. Green Schools Project is the brainchild of former secondary school Maths teacher Henry Greenwood and enables students
Green Schools Project is 3!
Forget January 1st, the beginning of September always marks the start of the year for me. As the second week of term gets underway and I’m getting used to the alarm clock going off again, there’s a sense of sadness
Change Is Happening… Time For Schools To Join In
The importance of protecting the environment has been getting a lot of headlines lately. Blue Planet 2 did an amazing job of highlighting the issue of plastic being discarded into our Oceans and the problem of warming seas harming coral
Duke’s Aldridge Academy Go Green!
Duke’s Aldridge Academy (formerly Northumberland Park Community School) joined Green Schools Project in 2016 to support the introduction a recycling programme that would raise awareness of and improve the school’s sustainability. This is a video that they made at the
Green Schools Project is 2!
Two years have passed since Green Schools Project went from an idea to an organisation with the aim of helping schools to set up and run a student-led environmental programme. The first year was about getting the foundations in place
The Environment in Brexit Britain Videos
At our recent event on March 21st high-profile figures discussed the implications of Brexit on the environment. Many of the issues raised in the talks were echoed in a letter to the government signed by WWF, Greenpeace, Friends of the
Are schools failing the next generation over global warming? My plan to help!
Philip Bell is a history teacher and Teach First participant at Alec Reed Academy in the London Borough of Ealing. He coordinates Green Schools Project work in his school and is starting a network for environmental education. Read why in
What you can do to support the environment in Brexit Britain
At our recent event, Green Schools Project hosted high profile figures who spoke about the implications of Brexit on the environment. There is a lot of uncertainty in environmental policy, as it was completely absent in the Government’s 12
The Environment in Brexit Britain
On Tuesday 21st March Green Schools Project hosted its first ever public event at Impact Hub Kings Cross. It highlighted the impact of Brexit on the environment and was organised to coincide with the imminent triggering of article 50 by
Green Schools Project – A conversation with Morgan Phillips
Morgan Phillips joined Green Schools Project as Associate Director and member of the advisory board in October 2016. He has great experience of environmental education from his role as Head of Eco-Schools England. He writes a regular blog and is