A free-to-use online resource – specifically designed for school sustainability champions.
Join a growing movement of schools taking action to reduce their environmental impact. The Greener Schools Index is a powerful, free-to-use online resource designed to help schools measure, track, and benchmark their sustainability progress.
Developed in partnership with the UK Schools Sustainability Network (UKSSN) Operations Group, this initiative provides essential insights across key sustainability areas, including energy, air quality, biodiversity, waste management, and more.
The Greener Schools Index invites schools to complete a comprehensive online survey, developed alongside esteemed sustainability authorities Paul Edmond, Chief Finance and Sustainability Officer at HEART Academies Trust, and Helen Burge, Interim CFO / COO for The Priory Learning Trust.
Measure and track for a clear understanding of your schools environmental impact.
Benchmark progress and compare your sustainability efforts with other schools.
Gain actionable insights to identify practical steps to improve sustainability.
Support climate action and align your schools efforts with national sustainability goals.
Getting started is simple and rewarding. By following a few easy steps, your school can gain a clearer picture of its sustainability journey and uncover new opportunities for improvement.
Access our comprehensive sustainability survey and work with your team to collect and input relevant information.
Get a personalised PDF summary highlighting achievements and next steps.
Use insights to refine your school’s sustainability strategy and collaborate with peers.
The Greener Schools Index is more than just a survey- it’s a movement driving real change. Zenergi will publish a national report in the spring, using data insights to highlight areas where schools need more support. Your participation helps influence policy and secure funding for sustainability initiatives in education.
The first national report will be published soon, offering key insights and recommendations based on early submissions.
Complete the survey
