Please mark your diaries with the next National Sustainable Schools Conference in June 2010. One date is confirmed so far – June 18th in London. Please keep checking the website as more details are confirmed. Read more. >>

The course is run frequently throughout the year by SEEd and is designed to equip participants with the insights, tools, processes and confidence to work intelligently with audiences who are considering sustainability. Read more. >>

With the climate change negotiations coming up, elections this year and 2010 being the International Year of Biodiversity, we are planning a series of workshops to help teachers find a road map through the plethora of climate change and energy resources as well as biodiversity resources. Read more. >>

A weekend providing an introduction to earth education with indoor and outdoor sessions and a Keynote speech from Luke Abbott. Read more. >>

Centre for Global Education Annual Conference - The Centre for Global Education’s 2010 conference will attempt to identify the common principles that underlie various methodologies for ‘learning for change’. Read more. >>

2 ½ day workshop that provides a thorough analysis of the entire onsite Earthkeepers program emphasizing leadership skills and model activity presentations. Read more. >>

For those thinking about developing a partnership. The course will explore the principles, educational benefits, practicalities and viability of global school partnerships. Read more. >>

A practically focused day sharing ideas and looking at ways of reducing your carbon footprint with a range of speakers. Read more. >>

This conference will be key in highlighting the sector’s successes on sustainability issues, whilst also providing a forum for delegates to discuss the future for their institutions in an ever changing world and their developing responsibilities for the both environment and the local community. Read more. >>

This conference will bring together the diverse perspectives of all those involved in school capital programmes including local authority programme teams, architects and landscape architects, school leadership teams and advisors. Read more. >>

An earth education programme for 9 – 11 year olds - 3 days of activities that introduce how the natural world around us works and how we are affecting it. Read more. >>

This conference highlights recent innovative practice from schools. It raises questions about how we engage and inspire learners in a changing global context. Read more. >>

The aim of the day is to explore how and why the outdoor classroom can be used to deliver and enhance learning for primary pupils. Read more. >>

The aim of this day would be to help delegates effectively protect, manage and enhance biodiversity on campus by gaining support throughout the organisation. Read more. >>

The alienation that many young people feel from the natural world has become a major concern. It was beautifully articulated in Richard Louv‟s book Last Child in the Woods, which has spawned an international children and nature movement. Read more. >>

SEEd Policy Forum
[Published: 18 February 2010]

Friday 29th January saw SEEd run its first Policy Forum at Central Hall Westminster with the aim of exploring current policy issues and how they are affecting the schools sector and its work on sustainability, global and environmental issues. Read more. >>

With the climate change negotiations coming up, elections next year and 2010 being the International Year of Biodiversity, we are planning a series of workshops to help teachers find a road map through the plethora of climate change and energy resources as well as biodiversity resources. Read more. >>

The course is run frequently throughout the year by SEEd and is designed to equip participants with the insights, tools, processes and confidence to work intelligently with audiences who are considering sustainability. Read more. >>