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Here in the Staff Room, you’ll find loads of ideas, inspiration and resources to help encourage green behaviour in your school and inspire a greener generation.
Developed in accordance with the national curriculum, these resources have been produced with the advice of British Gas, educational experts and teachers.
Explore the Games Room. Playing the Top Trumps game educates pupils on energy saving measures, the Big Green Quiz tests their green knowledge and the Eco-Ranger games help educate pupils on performing green actions at home and in the school.
Every time you carry out one of the activities, you can also earn leaves for your school. If you have any questions please contact us.
The decisions made at the Climate Conference this December will affect the futures of today’s young people. Use our teaching materials to open the debate in your school and get your pupils to engage with the Conference.
Get your school campaigning with our latest OPOS materials! Use the toolkit and activities before creating your own campaign. With guidance to get parents, local businesses and local authorities involved, we can all make real changes and become a green generation!
Pupils learn about the different types of renewable energy through an interactive globe, as well as seeing where we have sources in the UK. A range of activities and games accompany our materials to get pupils enquiring further.
Get your pupils learning the facts about recycling before getting up and moving with our range of activities to show them how they can put this new knowledge into action.
These lessons have the ultimate aim of making pupils aged 5 – 7 years old aware of where energy comes from and the effect its use has on the environment.
A range of lesson plans for pupils aged 7-11 years old to explore energy, our environment and how their actions make a difference.
These two assembly plans consolidate and share what the pupils have learned about energy.
This December, the world’s leaders will convene in Copenhagen with the aim of agreeing on a new international treaty to set out targets for stopping climate change. Use our resources to open the debate and engage pupils in your school.
A suite of lesson plans which challenge students aged 11-14 years old to think about energy, where it comes from, and how their actions make a difference.
This Assembly makes students think about their energy usage, and how their future will be effected.
You can use our special tool to calculate the carbon footprint for your school.
All schools that join Generation Green will be sent a starter pack containing posters, stickers and other resources on CD-Rom. You can also download the resources here.
