It's time to enter your autumn dig data for What's Under Your feet!
Run the energy audit during Switch Off Fortnight (anytime in November)
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.
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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Join in with Switch Off Fortnight in November and get the whole school working together. It's fun, rewarding, and could help you achieve an Eco Schools Award and save energy too! In fact, the median energy saving in 2017 was 10%.
Discover the most inefficient appliances and turn them off in this Quick Activity.
It’s time to take a trip around school on an energy-saving mission!
Chris Packham and Dr James Pearce-Higgins talk about citizen science and the importance of school participation in What's Under Your Feet?
Find out how other countries use and produce energy.
Practise your english, maths and reflex skills with this fun interactive game!
Discover how biodiversity keeps the natural world in balance with these fact sheets from the Eden Project.
Captain Busta and Lieutenant Pong visit Hinkley Point to learn about nuclear energy.
Play this interactive game to turn off as many lights as possible.
This information pack offers the pros and cons of the plastic industry.
Use our popular Year Planner to organise your lessons and activities
Use our popular Year Planner to organise your lessons and activities
Learn how to conduct the soil invertebrate survey in the What's Under Your Feet activities.
Sing along to Busta and Pong's Switch Off Fortnight Song!
In this exciting mission students observe energy use at home.
