Sustainability Training for Schools & Students
What is eco-anxiety and how can we help combat it? It’s Stress Awareness Month this April, so we here at Green Schools Project would like to share our top 3 ways that everyone can combat eco-anxiety. Eco-anxiety is a term
Teach the Future is a youth-led campaign to urgently repurpose the education system around the climate emergency and ecological crisis. The campaign states that students aren’t being prepared to face the effects of climate change, or taught to understand the
In November 2021 the Department for Education released a draft Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy. Read our response and recommendations here. We encourage organisations and individuals to get in touch with the DfE to give them their thoughts, so that
Read an article produced for Teach First where Henry spoke to Dean Phythian, the Digital Community Manager for Network Development at Teach First. Climate Education – Let’s get moving
I’ve been involved in campaigning for our Government to take more action on the climate crisis for over 10 years. In that time I’ve been on marches, written to my MP on numerous occasions, signed lots of petitions, and donated
Support the Teach The Future Campaign On leaving full time teaching in 2015 to start Green Schools Project, my aim was to help young people to play a role in the transition to a sustainable society. I had been teaching
CLICK HERE FOR LINK TO THE SURVEY AND TEACHER CONSENT FORM The NUS and Green Schools Project are running a survey to find out about pupil attitudes towards and experiences of environmental sustainability in schools. This year, we are being
As we start a new academic year, there are two opposing forces in play. A sense of possibility and optimism that public opinion has shifted towards the need for a major change in society to tackle the climate crisis. However,
Watch a 3 minute video of highlights of the conference. Watch a 1 minute video of highlights of the conference. On July 3rd we ran a schools climate conference for students from Year 5 to 12 at UCL, bringing together
Edible Playgrounds is the schools programme run by National Charity Trees For Cities. They build wonderful growing areas in schools and support teachers to use them to get students outside and enrich the curriculum. They’re about to celebrate their 100th playground, so