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Information & activities |
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Carrymoor Environmental Centre | Somerset – educational programmes based on National Curriculum for KS1, 2, 3 & 4, at a former landfill site |
Chiltern Study Centre | day and residential field trips – S Bucks |
Cool the Earth | school program which educates kids and their families about climate change with actions to reduce their carbon footprint |
Development Education Centres | list of local resource centres around the UK dealing with environment, peace, social justice |
Eco-Friendly Kids | lots of articles about kids and the environment |
EE-Link | US site; a resource for teachers – a wealth of information and links on environmental education on the internet |
Herb Society Schools Site | information and activities for kids – growing and using herbs |
Plan-ed | large online resource network for teachers and pupils in the UK – especially development and climate change |
School Councils UK | promoting real democracy from an early age in schools – UK network |
School Works | organisation promoting eco-design of school buildings and land |
Solar-Active | solar workshops for kids, teachers and parents |
Suschool | resources and inspiration for sustainable development education |
Wind with Miller | wind power educational resource |
Products |
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Clean Slate Clothing | Fair Trade / organic cotton school uniforms |
Ethical Party Bags | recycled party bags with Fair Trade stuff inside |
Handcrafted Wooden Products | hand-made wooden playground equipment |
Walking to school |
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Department for Transport | advice on how to set up a ‘walking bus’ to school |
Safe Kids Walking | high-visibility clothing for kids walking to and from school |
Safe Routes to School | Sustrans’ aim is to create a safe walking, cycling or public transport route to school for every child in the UK |
Walk to School | promoting the benefits of children walking to school instead of the school run |