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Questions and concerns that Teach the Future sometimes receive and some short, intelligent points to respond with to show the possibilities and benefits of integrating climate into education.
Labour has adopted our Climate Education Bill in their draft policy programme ahead of the general election, read about what this means for our campaign.
Teach the Future and Energise launch new report on the cost on net zero in UK schools
A few weeks ago, on the 22nd of August, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) published something very important - General Comment 26, on children’s rights and the environment, with a special focus on climate change. As a volunteer-led youth organisation campaigning for climate education, this could not be more perfect!
An overview on how the Welsh and Scottish Teach the Future campaigns differ!
Thank you so much for your continued support for our Teach the Future campaign. We are making real progress and have some exciting updates we'd like to share with you...
We interviewed Elena Lengthorn, Senior Lecturer Teacher Education, about our 'curriculum for a changing climate'.
We wrote to Gillian Keegan: this is her response, and our response back.
Over the past few months, Teach the Future England have been meeting with lots of MPs and Peers in parliament to discuss our new policy asks and how we can ensure our next government implements them.
One month ago today, our Wales team had the opportunity to present our updated campaign asks to MSs (Members of the Senedd), students, teachers, academics, and representatives from youth, environment, and educational organisations, at the historic Pierhead in Cardiff Bay.