Science and Education Resources
The Big Bang: Climate Change & The Coast
Who?
The Big Bang is an organisation working with schools to inspire young people to get into STEM subjects.
For more information, visit their webpage.
Climate Change & The Coast Resources:
This resource is a one-off lesson designed to introduce students to climate change and, in particular, to gain an understanding of climate change impacts at the coast. This STEM session combines science, engineering and geography KS3 learning and GCSE principles.
The Wildlife Trusts: Nature’s Climate Heroes
Who?
The Wildlife Trusts is a grassroots movement of people from a wide range of backgrounds and all walks of life, on a mission to restore a third of the UK’s land and seas for nature by 2030. They believe everyone, everywhere, should have access to nature and the joy and health benefits it brings.
Resources
 A new educational pack, ‘Nature’s Climate Heroes’, has been launched to help primary school children understand the connections between the natural world, a changing climate, and people. Aimed at 7-11 year olds, the Wildlife Trusts’ ‘Nature’s Climate Heroes’ resources are designed to help children:
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- Understand the connections between nature, climate change and people.
- Investigate how nature helps our fight against climate change.
- Discover what small and local actions can be taken to give nature a boost in this bigger fight.
Met Office Resources
Who?
Our partner, The Met Office is the national meteorological service for the UK. They provide critical weather services and world-leading climate science.
Resources
Follow the links below for lesson plans, DIY activities and more:
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