A new report published by the Department for Education (DfE) has highlighted the growing threat climate change poses to the delivery of education in the UK. Drawing on the latest UK Climate Change Risk Assessment and DfE’s own review, the report outlines three key climate-related risks affecting school environments, and why urgent action is needed.
From structured graduate programmes, to hands-on work experience, or school outreach initiatives, we’re proud to play a part in nurturing the climate leaders of tomorrow.
The climate stripes, created by Professor Ed Hawkins, have become one of the most iconic visualisations of climate change. As we mark Show Your Stripes Day on 21 June, we reflect on how this simple yet powerful image has transformed global climate awareness – transcending data and science to deliver a message we all understand.
The BBC reports of schools so cold that children are wearing gloves and coats in class, and schools ineligible for funding for repairs despite experiencing substantial heat losses in their buildings. In addition, some schools are still overcoming the fallout of the RAAC (Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) crisis which unfolded in September, affecting 231 settings and forcing some to close off areas and buildings.
In the complex world of business energy, standing charges are often overlooked yet are a significant component of your bill. Whilst wholesale energy prices have fluctuated in recent years, standing charges have also steadily contributed to maintaining high overall costs. Understanding these charges is crucial for organisations aiming to manage and reduce their energy expenses.
Market-Wide Half Hourly Settlement will transform the UK’s energy system by 2027. Learn how schools can benefit from accurate billing, better energy management, and potential cost savings.
How well is your school or Trust meeting its sustainability targets? With the Greener Schools Index you can find out! By completing this comprehensive survey, you’ll receive a personalised report summarising achievements and identifying areas for improvement.
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) introduces a tax on carbon-intensive imports to the EU by imposing a carbon price on imported goods based on the carbon emissions associated with their production. The landmark initiative aims to ensure that the environmental costs of production are fairly accounted for, regardless of origin.
Discover what corporate social responsibility (CSR) is and why it matters. Learn how CSR strategies, ESG frameworks & sustainability practices drive positive social, environmental & business outcomes.
