What can we do about it?

Schools & Colleges

  1. Why campaign for your school/college to Go Green?
  2. What can we do about it?
  3. How to get loads of petitions signed
  4. Go Green Q&A
  5. Go Green campaigner tools
  6. Take Action: Food
  7. Take Action: Waste
  8. Take Action: Energy
  9. Take Action: Transport
  10. Signing the Pledge
  11. The Go Green Goals
  12. Blue Fingers!
  13. Go Green Photo Competition

Young people are already doing some pretty amazing things to reduce their college or schools’ carbon footprint. We’ve created four new action sheets to help you do the same. Each action sheet focuses on a key area of your school or college’s carbon footprint and gives you a step-by-step guide to planning and running your own project to tackle it.

Food: How to go green by eating green

Recycling: How to get to zero waste

Energy: How to run a Switch Off campaign

Transport: How to organise a Car-Free Day

10:10 logo

Getting your school or college signed up to the 10:10 campaign is a great way to get the ball rolling on reducing carbon. And once you’ve signed up, People & Planet have loads of ways to help you actually hit your target!

Sibford School get the Go Green Pledge signed

Cutting your school or college’s carbon emissions in any of these areas is a daunting prospect - but we’ve got a foolproof guide to making it work,

1) Many hands make light work

2) Where to start?

3) Go for it!

4) Why not hold events during Go Green Week?

5) Lights, Camera, Action

6) Going Greener Pledge

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