SEEd (Sustainability and Environmental Education) is a registered UK charity with the primary objective of enabling more of the education sector to engage with Education for Sustainable Development and environmental education.

Policy developments on global issues and schools and how they affect your work with schools. The Policy Forum will include a keynote speech by Will Day, SDC. Read more. >>

The 1998 report to DFEE/QCA on Education for Sustainable Development in the schools sector from the panel for Education for Sustainable Development. Read more. >>

Ofsted visited 14 schools over a three-year period to evaluate how effectively they had developed pupils’ understanding of sustainability. Read more. >>

Watch the video to see what the delegates said about the National Sustainable Schools Conference held at the Penwortham Environmental Education Centre in Preston. Read more. >>

This website includes the downloadable resources from the National Sustainable Schools Conference, held in the UK in July 2009. Read more. >>

SEEd is a fast growing organisation, membership-led, offering you and your organisation a chance to be part of the growth of sustainability and environmental education in the UK.
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SEEd Policy Forum
Date: 29 January 2010

The SEEd Policy Forum is sponsored by DCSF, Defra and WWF-UK, and is supported by DEA. This is a facilitated day with guest speakers that include: Dr Jenneth Parker, GSOE, University of Bristol; Ruth Fuller, WWF-UK; Max Hogg, Policy and Research Manager, DEA; David Gardner, Curriculum Programme Advisor, QCDA; and Andrew Darnton, AD Research and Analysis. Read more. >>

Become a SEEd Member!

To join SEEd, simply download a copy of our membership pack, complete and return to the address printed on the application form. Should you wish to receive one of our application forms by post, simply complete our online request form. Read more. >>