Climate change teaching resources
As part of the Children's Services Climate Change Strategy we compiled this list.
- Teaching resources | Eden Project free lesson plans to help teach primary and secondary pupils.
- Schools webinars | Lets Go Zero the actions schools have taken to become zero carbon.
- Climate Ambassadors | STEM brings climate change experts, young people and educators together.
- Education resources for young people | Greenpeace has free resources for schools and pupils.
- Climate resources for school teachers | British Council includes a range of free resources.
- The Pod is an award-winning schools programme with teaching resources.
- New Wave | National Schools Partnership is an educational programme from Southern Water.
- Teach the Teacher has cross-curricular, humanities and science resources.
Youth Cabinet campaign
The Youth Cabinet is an elected group representing the young people of East Sussex. Thousands of 11 to 18-year-olds voted for the Youth Cabinet to take action on climate change.
Part of our ongoing work is the energy audit survey for schools. This is a tool for students and decision makers in secondary schools to:
- move towards becoming carbon neutral
- save hundreds of pounds on their energy budget
Youth Cabinet Schools energy audit survey form [3.2 MB] [pdf] (print only)
Case studies
- Kings Academy Ringmer has held the Eco-School award since 2002. It is one of the top eco-schools in the country.
- Newick Primary School removed old fluorescent lamps. They replaced these with energy efficient LED lamps in February 2019. In the following six weeks they recorded a 29% decrease in energy consumption.
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