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.

Registrations for the Online Sustainable Schools Conference are still available, featuring facilitated workshops, discussions and key note speeches. Read more. >>

Thinkpiece by SEEd Fellow, Bill Scott discussing the link between ESD and young people and the importance that should be placed on promoting ESD. Read more. >>

One school leader’s understanding of what ‘Sustainable Schools’ really mean and how this fits with the Big Picture on Climate Change. Read more. >>

Have you ever wondered what a tonne of CO2 actually looks like? Yes, CO2 is a clear, colourless gas, and it might seem like an odd question to ask.
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An MSc student at the University of Surrey is inviting teachers who have a sustainability role within a primary school to complete a simple survey. Read more. >>

Evidence of the impact of sustainable schools is supported by growing research, policy, and practitioner literature, in the main from the UK but also internationally. Read more. >>

Browse a comprehensive listing of resources that include Climate Change and Sustainable Schools resources. 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. Read more. >>

Online Sustainable Schools Conference

Registrations for the Online Sustainable Schools Conference are still available, featuring facilitated workshops, discussions and key note speeches. 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. >>