
We are pleased to announce our latest lesson plan release.
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We are pleased to announce our latest lesson plan release.
Read ArticleA big thank you to the Eco Team at Claremont High School Academy.
Read ArticleThere are just 20,000 lions remaining in Africa. A new study suggests that their numbers may halve in just 20 years.
Read ArticleOur brand new suite of lesson plans and accompanying presentation on Plants for years 3 & 4 is now available to download.
Read ArticleIf we needed proof of how effective charging for carrier bags can be as a way to cut down on the numbers being given out by shops, the people of Scotland have provided it!
Read ArticleIn a few weeks, representatives from across the globe will be meeting in Paris to discuss how we should tackle the problem of climate change. The 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) United Nations climate talks will take place from 30 November to 11 December 2015. Their aim is to find a way for all of the countries of the world to work together to try to cut their emissions of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, which are responsible for speeding up climate change.
Read ArticleWe are pleased to announce that a new suite of five lesson plans on plants for Key Stage 1 has just been released for teachers to download.
Read ArticleStarting today, shoppers in England are being charged at least 5p by supermarkets and other big retailers for every plastic carrier bag they use. All retailers with 250 or more employees now have to charge at least 5p per bag.
Read ArticleA new study by Royal Holloway, University of London has found that three quarters of a species of fish sampled from the River Thames had plastic fibres in their gut.
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