Improve learner mental health
Involve your learners and help them with climate anxiety
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Survey green skills and careers awareness among learners
Understand how aware your learners are about jobs that help the environment, including their knowledge gaps and interests in sustainability-related careers.
Promote the benefits of using outdoor learning spaces to your stakeholders
Communicate with parents, children and young people, governors and trustees about how outdoor learning can enhance teaching and development. You can also seek their feedback and address any concerns they may have.
Introduce outdoor activities as part of learning
Embedding outdoor activities into current learning practices enhances the learning experience of young people at your setting.
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Promote the benefits of using outdoor learning spaces to your stakeholdersEstablish a regular climate anxiety survey
Routinely ask your school body about their feelings and worries regarding climate change. This will help you develop strategies to support your community.
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Arrange climate anxiety training for relevant staffBuild a whole-setting awareness of biodiversity
Educate everyone at your setting, including your staff, children and young people, and parents (where appropriate), about the importance of biodiversity and actions we can take to support it.