Events

As part of the Department for Education’s Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy, all education settings are expected to have a climate action plan and a sustainability lead in place. This free, 45-minute live online session will help you take the next step.

Join us to:

• Discover what a Climate Action Plan involves
• Learn how Climate Ambassador volunteers can support your journey
• Get inspired by practical ways to start or strengthen your plan
• Ask questions and connect with others driving change in education

Whether you’re a teacher, leader, governor, MAT lead, or part of an estates team—this session is for you.

Let’s work together to make sustainability a core part of every learning environment. Sign up below on the date that suits you best.

Find out how you can get your team involved in climate action within the education sector.  This live webinar introduces the programme, provides example activities and the range of volunteering options with a choice of dates throughout the year.

The standalone webinars are delivered in partnership with STEM Ambassadors. Please book your free place through Eventbrite on the links below.

Join us at the ASI Air and Space Institute, Lincoln College for a morning of collaboration and learning! Whether you already have a climate action plan or sustainability policy in place, or you are just starting out, this event provides space to share your ideas, learn from others, and work together to develop impactful climate action plans. This session’s topic of focus will be:

• Biodiversity and nature connection

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-serve basis. 

Start: Arrival 9:30am with a formal start at 10am.

Finish: 12pm, with optional tour of the facilities after formal end.

THIS EVENT IS NOT FOR UNIVERSITIES.

To read about the first networking session visit Sharing Climate Action in College: East Midlands FE Sustainability Network

Join us and Sustainability Support for Education for a live webinar on how to take action to protect your education settings’ water resources.

Wholesale water prices are expected to increase by 42%, on average, over the next five years. It is likely these increases will be front loaded over years one and two (2025/26, 2026/27), tailing off towards 2030. The only way to affect such wholesale charges is to use less water through better usage management, efficiency measures and leakage detection. Therefore, to mitigate the emerging wholesale prices increases, settings will need to act now to reduce their water consumption.Join Sustainability Support for Education and the Climate Ambassadors in an interactive webinar to help you:

• Understand the new cost increases
• See how your setting’s water use compares to other settings
• Identify SIMPLE actions you can take to (i) reduce water consumption, (ii) save money, (iii) encourage your students water stewardship, and add these actions to your Climate Action Plan.
• Hear real case studies of steps other settings have taken that have reduced their water consumption and saved money!
• Opportunity for Q and A with a water sector specialist from Anglian Water

A series of Climate & Nature in Education events were held in September 2024. A summary of those along with a video recording of ‘An introduction to educational settings’ can be can be found by visiting https://climateambassadors.org.uk/climate-and-nature-action-in-education/