Yes, I wholeheartedly support the integration of climate change education throughout every subject. Understanding climate change and its impacts is essential for students to become informed and engaged citizens. By incorporating climate education into all subjects, we can ensure that students see the interconnectedness of the issue and understand its relevance to all aspects of life.

Yes absolutely. It is crucial that education on climate change goes beyond just understanding the causes and impacts. Students need to learn about viable solutions and how they can contribute to a sustainable future. This approach empowers students with the knowledge and skills to make a positive difference and fosters a sense of hope and agency.

Yes, I support more training for all teachers around the climate crisis. Teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the next generation’s understanding of climate issues. Providing them with comprehensive training ensures they have the latest knowledge and teaching strategies to effectively educate and inspire their students.

Yes, investing in making our schools carbon neutral is a priority. Schools should lead by example in the fight against climate change. Upgrading school infrastructure to be energy-efficient, using renewable energy sources, and implementing sustainable practices will not only reduce carbon emissions but also educate students about the importance of sustainability.

Yes, I support the inclusion of more green skills in job-related education. As the economy transitions to a greener future, it is vital that students are equipped with the skills needed for new green jobs. This includes training in renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, green technology, and environmental management. Providing this education will ensure that our workforce is prepared for the future and that we can continue to grow our green economy.