An award winning schools programme with curriculum-linked teaching resources and environmental campaigns. Be inspired by energy, science and sustainability.

Teachers

Explore free cross-curricular resources to help your students get to grips with energy, science and sustainability.

Engage your students with interactive games, fantastic films, interesting info packs and exciting activities.

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Students

Explore the fun side of science! Discover the world inside your household appliances with our games, and let Busta and Pong remind you to turn off your lights with a singalong song. You can even get your friends involved with our group activities!

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Campaigns

Our campaigns inspire young people to take action! Check out our latest campaigns and sign up to access free resources.

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Pod year planner 2020/21 UK

4-7s, 7-11s, 11-14s

Download our handy year planner with key dates and events.

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Waste Week 2021

Sign up now to take part in March and help reduce plastic waste.

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Plastic waste information pack

11-14s, 14+ Waste

This information pack offers the pros and cons of the plastic industry.

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History of food packaging timeline

4-7s, 7-11s, 11-14s Waste

A fascinating timeline showing how packaging has evolved

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Energy information pack

4-7s, 7-11s, 11-14s Energy

Introduce the topic of energy and sustainability with this useful resource.

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What a waste! Lesson plan 7-11

7-11s Waste

This maths activity is all about how much food packaging we throw away in our homes and the importance of recycling.

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Switch On To Switching Off lesson plan 11-14s

11-14s Energy

Carry out a survey of lights left on around the school then run an awareness campaign to do something about it.

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The lifecycle of a plastic bottle

7-11s, 11-14s, 14+ Waste

Trace the lifecycle of a plastic bottle with this poster.

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Power the UK game

7-11s, 11-14s Energy

Can you produce enough energy to power the UK but keep CO2 levels low?

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