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Everyday you go to school and participate in a variety of different classroom activities. You paint in art class, read books aloud as a group and run around on the...

Along with the lengthening days one of the surest signs that summer’s coming to an end are the ‘Back to School’ signs in shop windows. While they might put a spring...

Despite the vast amount of green-themed information, websites, blogs and books widely available, finding really useful eco-teaching resources...

Ecological observations are an excellent way for students to get to know the ecosystems in their areas. Ecosystems are made up of animals and plants interacting with...

Everyone knows that waste should be kept to a minimum with reusing and recycling being the buzz words on everyone's lips, from politicians to parents. With the...

A well set up wildlife area can be a fantastic resource for any school, from it’s obvious ability to make a useful contribution to so much of the curriculum through...

Why Set Up a Garden? The benefits of setting up an organic garden at school are numerous! As an educational tool the garden will impact on many...

Kids – the most enquiring minds in the universe; add soil, a few everyday objects and a little science and you’ve got to be onto a winner! Here’s a pair of very...

Between driving the weather, making plants grow and helping generate an ever-increasing amount of the electricity we use via photovoltaic cells, the sun does a...

Get everyone in your family on the eco-straight and narrow by drawing up your own Eco Code! What is an Eco Code? Basically your Eco Code will be the set of...

The school run has long been cited as an example of what many see as an unnecessary car journey - and one that adds hugely to pollution and traffic problems in towns and...