RSPB’s ‘Letter to the Future’ campaign aims to raise a voice for all those who wish to urge politicians to provide a healthy environment for future generations. Read more. >>

This new report is produced by the international think-tank 'International Alliance of Leading Education Institutes' (IALEI) and contains eight recommendations on how education can become part of the solution to the climate crisis. Read more. >>

This publication, funded by the Learning and Skills Council, intends to support ESD in Further Education and ACL and provides guidance for staff within learning institutions on how to embed sustainability into what and how they teach. Read more. >>

The Global Schools Gardens Network is a project that encourages bringing the global dimension into the outdoor classroom and aims to support schools interested in starting a school garden and those who have already begun one. Read more. >>

World leaders must find a way to price the impact of their decisions on biodiversity in the same way that the international community is finding a way of pricing carbon, the environment secretary, Hilary Benn, said today. Read more. >>

Very soon schools are going to start asking you if you have the LotC badge – LotC are running two training workshops coming up next year for organisations working in the Natural Environment, in February and March. Read more. >>

The Natural History Museum in London has recently opened the Darwin Centre, a state-of-the-art research, exhibition and collections-storage space. The Museum has produced a set of online activities for schools, called A Day in the Life of a Scientist, where you can take the role of a researcher or a science journalist. Read more. >>

The WDWTWA grants programme for 2010 has recently opened. The WDWTWA project awarded 10 grants to schools (Primary and Secondary) across England in 2009 and have now opened grants available to schools for WDWTWA activities in 2010. Read more. >>

Action for Children are working on a project with the Sustainable Development Commission and DCSF. There is a request for any studies or evaluations of services that take a sustainable development approach and which have evaluated the impact of such an approach on outcomes for young people. Read more. >>

It has been an exciting year getting the old CEE up and running again. This has now been achieved – the new charity name (SEEd), new constitution, new board and governance structure are all in place. Read more. >>

National Sustainable Schools Conference

Please mark your diaries with the next National Sustainable Schools Conference in June 2010. One date is confirmed so far – June 18th in London. 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. >>

View our SEEd Member listings

SEEd has a cross-sectoral membership that includes individuals, teachers, FE colleges, schools, local authorities, NGOs, and other organisations. Read more. >>