Resources to promote the competition
Climate change affects us all but none more so than our children. After all, they will inherit the world and the problems we create today. So, to help spread the word about the competition and encourage young people to add their voice to the conversation on climate change, we have created a range of downloadable materials which can be shared far and wide.
We have created a useful leaflet providing a summary for teachers and staff, eye-catching posters to display in both primary and secondary schools to encourage pupils to enter, and a 'schools social pack' that contains everything you need to promote the competition on social media.
Educational resources
National Grid has partnered with Sustainability First - an educational charity dedicated to advancing knowledge of sustainability - to put together a range of interdisciplinary educational primary school workshops on sustainability and climate change, called ‘Together for a fair climate future’. There are videos and workshop instructions on various topics such as ‘Let’s get wise about waste’ and ‘Our changing world’.
You can also find a wealth of materials on the COP26 Together For Our Planet website in the Schools Pack section. Explore the content to discover ideas and tools to inspire young minds, including activities for schools, creative tools and a range of other resources.
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