Climate Ed is announcing a series of leadership and structural changes to support its next stage of growth. Founded in 2020, Climate Ed started as a small London-based initiative, piloting ways to engage children in climate education in a few local schools. Over four years, the charity expanded across London, gaining a strong reputation for its work. Notable achievements include the Commitment to Climate Justice Award (Lambeth Civic Awards 2024), the Climate Champion Award (S

The government’s Curriculum and Assessment Review: Building a World-Class Curriculum for All sets an ambitious vision: to equip young people for a rapidly changing world. Climate Ed welcomes its recognition that the climate crisis presents one of the most urgent challenges facing the next generation. The review makes several encouraging recommendations: Citizenship in the primary curriculum should “explore complementary and age-appropriate issues, including sustainable choi

We’ve had another hugely successful academic year. In London we reached a record number of students - 197 cohorts, which means over 5500...

We were delighted to successfully launch our programme in the West Midlands last term and also continue our expansion in Oxford. Our...

Over the spring and summer terms of 2024 we expanded to many new areas where we hadn’t worked before. This included a few inner London...

This was another highly successful term for Climate Ed during which we expanded both our volunteer base and the number of schools we work...