The Back-to-School Climate Action Push
The Department for Education has asked schools to have a climate action plan in place by the end of the year.
As the new school year starts, the Let’s Go Zero campaign offers free expert support to help schools cut emissions, save money and protect pupils from the impacts of climate change.
The clock is ticking towards the government’s 2025 deadline for climate action planning in schools.
Let’s Go Zero is the national campaign uniting over 7,000 schools, colleges, and nurseries in a shared mission to become zero carbon by 2030.
Schools are urged to take immediate, practical steps to safeguard their future.
Author's summary: Schools must act on climate change.
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