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Get your school involved in Great Big Green Week

Children and young people are our best advocates for climate and nature, and there are plenty of ways to get your school involved.

We're currently updating our free resource packs for 2027 - sign up below to be first in line as soon as they're ready. Previous packs were linked to the national curriculum and packed with activities for primary and secondary pupils of all ages.

Perhaps your eco club could run an event, or the eco committee could meet to discuss how to make their school or wider community more environmentally friendly?

Just fill out the form below and we'll send your free school resource pack straight to your inbox as soon as it's ready.

In the run-up to Great Big Green Week 2027, we'll be sharing more school resources, activity ideas and opportunities for teachers - sign up now so you don't miss any of it.

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Your school can make swaps too

St Phillip Westbrook C of E Primary School is swapping fossil fuels for solar panels!

See how Aneeshwar’s school took part in Great Big Green Week, and gave students a chance to be part of something bigger and celebrate the great work they’re doing to create a better future.

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Creative for Climate Justice

This joint resource from Christian Aid, Cafod, Oxfam, and Send My Friend to School asks young people to use their creativity and share their messages with their communities and decision-makers during Great Big Green Week. The teaching resources support young people to explore climate change as an issue of justice and to create artworks to express their concerns, ideas, and hopes for a just and sustainable world. Please note you will need to follow the prompts to register an account with Padlet to access this resource.

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Watch Woodford's Story

School communities coming together for good

Woodford County High School has been involved in Great Big Green Week for two years in a row. Their activities and ambition grow each year, engaging more students, parents and others in their local community outside of the school - including their local council. They have run activities from food waste and composting workshops, sewing and repair workshop, and brought in a more climate conscious curriculum to the whole school. Their Green Week activities help students to develop leadership, bring the school and wider community together, and really highlight the climate and nature issues that are important to the school.

We spoke to members of staff and students about their Great Big Green Week activities, and the wider impact it's had for the school and their community - watch this short video to find out more!

Watch Aneeshwar's Story

Your school can make swaps too

St Phillip Westbrook C of E Primary School is swapping fossil fuels for solar panels!

See how Aneeshwar’s school took part in Great Big Green Week, and gave students a chance to be part of something bigger and celebrate the great work they’re doing to create a better future.

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