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We love sharing ideas from other schools as a way of helping provide ideas and inspiration for others – including ourselves. Attached is a pdf of the amazing work Chatham…
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Here’s another pdf from the awesome Chatham Grammar School did during Stage 3: Becoming Plastic Clever. Have a read – it will be sure to help 👍 👇👇👇👇
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This resource introduces students to the sea turtles of Costa Rica and the importance of their habitat, assesses the dangers that they face and encourages students to consider how they…
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Chile-based designer Margarita Talep has created a sustainable, biodegradable alternative to single-use packaging, using raw material extracted from algae. Disappointed by the abundance of non-recyclable materials currently used to contain…
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‘Cora Ball’ was inspired by corals that filter ocean water. This laundry ball will help capture microfibres when you do your laundry. It can even pick up hair. This nature-inspired…
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Be Plastic Clever We all have a part to play in contributing towards turning the plastic tide. In our TEDx talk at Exeter, Kids Against Plastic set out their Plastic…
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Will McCallum is head of Greenpeace UK Oceans and has recently published a book about how to give up plastic. Will has kindly given us some of his materials from his book
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The supporting Power Point file for the ‘Plastic Ocean Assembly for KS3’ case study resource.
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A case study and guide for how a Secondary school used the theme of plastic pollution and Kids Against Plastic to ease transition from KS2 to KS3.
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Emily Penn is an oceans advocate and works tirelessly to search for solutions to the problem of plastic pollution in our oceans.
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In May 2018, a 120-meter section of the world’s first ocean cleanup system was towed out of San Francisco Bay into the Pacific to conduct a two-week tow test.
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Boyan Slat, Founder and CEO of The Ocean Cleanup, presents his solution to cleaning up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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