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Explore our schools map to discover the members already taking climate action.

See which schools are part of the solution and learn about the positive impact they’re making—from reducing carbon footprints to embedding sustainability in their curriculums.

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Huntington Primary

Huntingdon Primary is an enthusiastic Climate Education member, especially in Net Zero efforts. Including:

  • Purchasing apple and pear trees to plant on school grounds.
  • Adding sustainability and climate change to their curriculum.
  • Carrying out a food waste audit and reducing food waste.
Ernulf Academy

Ernulf Academy are making great progress on Climate Education. They have pledged climate actions including:

  • Creating a composting system.
  • Setting up a uniform swap shop and implement a whole school recycling programme.
  • Working on providing more homes for nature and planting trees on school grounds.
Thongsley Fields Primary and Nursery

Thongsley Fields are advocates for sustainability, especially the Natural Environment! Climate actions include:

  • Planting trees, putting up bird boxes across the school site and creating wildlife corridors.
  • Create a composting system and set up a school growing programme.
  • Reduce paper usage and complete a litter pick survey.
Robert Arkenstall Primary

Robert Arkenstall are focused on improving their natural environment. They have committed to climate actions, including:

  • Running a gardening club and taking part in a national campaign.
  • Renovating the school pond and creating wildflower meadows.
  • Promoting waste-free lunches and implementing a whole school recycling program.
Stukeley Meadows Primary

Stukeley Meadows continue to progress well with their Climate Education membership. Climate actions pledged include:

  • Creating a rain garden and a community biodiversity project to support the natural environment.
  • Creating a clean air zone around the school gates.
  • Carbon literacy staff training.
St Augustine’s CofE Junior

St Augustine‘s continue to work on their climate actions through Climate Education. These include:

  • Incorporating Zero Waste & Sustainable Living into Year 5 Geography.
  • Taking part in national Net Zero and Natural Environment campaigns.
  • Recycling workshops and assemblies.
Kings Ely School

Kings Ely work across all five themes of Climate Education to make a difference in their local community. For example:

  • Switching to a renewable energy supplier and reducing energy usage.
  • Complete a litter pick survey and implement a recycling programme.
  • Develop school grounds and provide homes for nature.
The Shade Primary

The Shade are a successful member of Climate Education. They continue to be ambitious with their range of climate actions, including:

  • Improving food sustainability in the school by reducing meat on menu.
  • Creating homes for nature by creating a school pond and planting wildflower meadows.
  • Reduce energy usage and food waste.
Heltwate School

Heltwate School is passionate about sustainability. They continue to be successful with their climate actions, including:

  • Set up a school growing programme to connect students with the food they eat.
  • Setting targets to reduce energy and paper usage.
  • Aiming to become a single-use plastic free school.
Northborough Primary

Northborough Primary are a keen member of Climate Education. During the course of their action plans, they have undertaken various initiatives based on food, travel, waste and the environment, including:

  • Developing their pond area and promoting use with classes for outdoor learning.
  • Asking parents to pre-book meals to limit waste.
  • Continuing to develop staff knowledge and expertise for delivering outdoor learning.
Swaffham Bulbeck CofE Primary

Swaffham Bulbeck are impactful members of Climate Education. They focus on various climate actions, including:

  • Establishing a school grounds and management plan to increase natural resources instead of plastic.
  • Improving waste systems, including food waste and paper recycling.
  • Travel audits to raise awareness of sustainable transport.

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