Schools

The Sky Rainforest Rescue Schools Challenge Competition winners.

The Tiger Munchers & Monkey Shoppers of St. Mark's in Wigan, winners of the 2012 Sky Rainforest Rescue Schools Challenge.

 

We help young people run practical solutions in their schools, finding creative solutions for environmental problems. 

Global Action Plan has a long and successful history of delivering United Nation Environment Programme (UNEP)-endorsed practical environmental education programmes. 

Helping children understand sustainability 

Young people face an increasingly uncertain future with economic and environmental challenges not faced by any previous generation. Environmental education is crucial in allowing young people to make connections between their actions and the world around them. 

The role of corporates and charities

Our corporate partners are also helping us to ensure we build the relevant skills and qualifications into our projects so that participating children flourish in a more sustainable future. 

Beyond words

We place an emphasis on practical activities that deliver tangible environmental benefits, such as our partership with Sourthern Water. We create curriculum-linked materials that help schools create high-quality learning opportunities for their students, as with the Sky Rainforest Rescue Schools Challenge. All our programmes are highly flexible, allowing schools to decide how far they want to go on a journey of change.

Our partners

Our corporate partnerships allow us to keep the programmes  free for participating schools.

It also means students get acces to large company resources, as when we were able to use the Sky Skills Studio to make a video for the Sky Rainforest Rescue Schools Challenge using the Sky Skills Studio, or when our corporate partner Camelot where able to offer a Summer Step graduate a job in their company.

Contact us 

Call Luke Wynne on 020 7420 4433 if you'd like to talk about a partnership to prepare school children for a more sustainable future or get in touch to arrange a chat.