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Empowering young people to take action on the environmental and social issues they care about.

Empowering children to secure their right to clean air. The Freedom to Breathe campaign empowered children across the world to call for their right to clean air to be recognised by the United Nations.

Giving young people the chance to explore the impact of our consumer-driven, digital society and take meaningful action for change; empowering them to reimagine ways of living and learning that are good for us and good for the planet.

Use our guidance to help you complete the Department for Education’s consultation on the proposed subject content of the Natural History GCSE - a vital and rare opportunity to shape what high quality climate and nature education should look like.

Lambeth Schools Air Quality Programme was created to tackle air pollution around schools in one of London's most polluted boroughs.

Accelerating the improvement of air quality for all of London's schools

Creating accessible tools for clean air action

Improving air quality, reducing exposure to pollution, raising awareness and encouraging behaviour change for schools in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Schools' Good Life Charter is a programme for secondary schools to help whole school communities break the spell of excessive consumption.

Enabling over 30,000 students across 12 countries to act on water issues, develop useful life skills, and grow into global citizens and ambassadors for change.