The Tweetment of climate change education
Taking a New Year Tweet from President Trump as a starting point, Pete Milne looks at what schools need to do to promote Education for Sustainable Development (ESD).
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Help End Plastic Pollution! The focus for this Earth Day, April 22, 2018
Jan Homden has collated resources in a free to download PDF with ideas to bring your school community together to support an end to Plastic Pollution by Earth Day 2020, the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
Chris Baker arrived in August 2016 to take up a new teaching position as Head of Science at The British School, Bucharest. He discovered a Science Garden. He saw a ‘Rewilding Zone’!
Birth of the Naiyobi Women’s Project
Founding a grassroots support group for Maasai women in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) of Tanzania was to change Kim Laizer‘s life. This is Part 2 of her story.
A child protection issue
Peter Milne looks at how the environment is an integral aspect of the struggle to promote human and particularly children’s rights.
Rainforest resources for Early Years & Key Stage 1 & 2 from Jan Homden
Helen Thew has a unique opportunity to visit Antarctica and finds out why 2041 might be the most important year in the 21st Century.
Moving forward with ESD
Introducing an Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) programme in a school is not always easy. Peter Milne sets out the crucial steps necessary for success.
A guide to strategic planning
Paul Cabrelli has recently explored the idea of “sustainability in schools” as a speaker both at the COBIS conference for Bursars, HR Managers and HR staff at St. Julian’s School, and the CEESA Job – a- like conference for Business Managers, Chief Accountants and Facility Managers, arguing that this is a 21st Century issue that must not be ignored.
Kehkashan Basu reports on a Green Hope visit to an extraordinary conservation reserve.