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Green schools

March 2018

  • Children from ethnic minority backgrounds playing outside

    Improving children's access to nature starts with addressing inequality

    Barriers to outside play particularly affect children from low income and BAME households. Can education help?

February 2018

  • marsh fritillary (Euphydryas aurinia), mating, United Kingdom, Scotland, Islay<br>marsh fritillary (Euphydryas aurinia), mating, United Kingdom, Scotland, Islay
The Marsh Fritillary was once widespread in Britain and Ireland but has declined severely over the twentieth century. The Marsh Fritillary populations are highly volatile and the species requires extensive habitats or habitat networks for its long term survival. It is now confined to the western side of Britain and Ireland.

    'It's given the children a love of wildlife': the schools letting nature in

    In their school fields and communities, pupils are learning about the fragility of nature – and restoring depleted environments

January 2018

  • Three children walking in line through countryside carrying buckets

    'It captures their imagination': teaching sustainability through the arts

  • An Asian elephant in the wild in Sri Lanka.

    Quiz: test your knowledge on the species at risk of extinction

December 2017

  • Therese Coffey MP, DEFRA Minister and medal-winning British Paralympic sailor Alexandra Rickham took part in the launch of the world’s first boat made from 99% recycled plastic waste by environmental charity Hubbub at Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre, Isle of Dogs. The boat was made by Mark Edwards MBE and Luan Qeloposhi.
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    'This is a generation challenging their parents on the environment': how schools are taking on plastic waste

    BBC’s Blue Planet has done much to raise awareness of the damage done by plastic. In the UK, schools are finding creative ways to work towards change

November 2017

  • Young woman harvesting vegetables in garden

    'We help them flourish and bloom': using nature to keep students in education

    At a time when 790,000 young people are not in education, employment or training, a charity focusing on skills such as horticulture and floristry is encouraging some to give learning another chance

September 2017

  • rubber boots on a shovel

    Teacher's blog
    How a school garden has transformed the way we teach

    From finding fresh ways to engage children in maths to improving behaviour, we’ve put a garden at the heart of learning

April 2017

  • children holding recycling signs

    Pupil power: how students are turning schools green

    A scheme encouraging young people to take the lead on environmental projects is changing habits, growing leaders – and saving schools money
  • A boy reading a book in treehouse.

    The best books about green living for children of all ages

    Talking about environmental issues with young people can be tricky, but literature and non-fiction can help start the conversation
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    Want to teach ethical fashion to kids? Here's how

    The clothing industry can harm people and the environment. But schools are in a position to help bring about change

March 2017

  • Jamie Oliver giving the thumbs down to chips and fatty food as he serves up a healthy school dinner to pupils from Ealdham Primary School

    Should schools serve local food?

  • Children examining bees

    Creating a buzz: how UK schools are embracing beekeeping

February 2017

  • One of the ‘pigeon air patrol’, a publicity stunt on 14-16 March, equipping racing pigeons with pollution sensors to highlight London’s air quality problem.

    Want your class to go green? These apps will get them hooked

    Technology can help turn your classroom into a dripping rainforest, a smoggy city or an underwater shipwreck

July 2016

  • Stockholmschool

    Environmental studies: the schools being powered by nature

  • Sunlight Streaming Through the Leaves of Trees

    Tips and tricks for teachers: how outdoor learning boosts student wellbeing

June 2016

  • Students building a greenhouse in India

    Independence, empowerment and the environment: school trips are more than jollies

  • A small cache found in Yorkshire

    Wild things: how ditching the classroom boosts children's mental health

May 2016

  • Means family in Colorado

    Extreme distance learning: a look at home-schooling in the wild

    From biology lessons in Montana to jungle classrooms in Papua New Guinea, we meet parents who teach their children in remote locations
  • Girl picking blackberries

    How to teach ...
    How to teach ... foraging

    Help students reconnect with nature and learn important lessons about where their food comes from with our guide to collecting wild food
  • Beech tree canopy and green leaves in spring sunlight, England, UK. Image shot 05/2008. Exact date unknown.<br>B0K10B Beech tree canopy and green leaves in spring sunlight, England, UK. Image shot 05/2008. Exact date unknown.

    Nature is the best way to nurture pupils with special educational needs

    Outdoor education doesn’t just engage students with complex needs in the curriculum, it teaches life skills too
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