Chilton Eco-Team

Context

The sustainability and climate change strategy for education states: “By 2025, all education settings will have nominated a sustainability lead and put in place a climate action plan”.

We aim to (taken from this DfE guidance):

  • increase the confidence and expertise of staff, learners, and students in understanding climate change and how positive change can be achieved
  • create a culture that prioritises sustainability
  • share effective practice with other education settings and develop a peer-to-peer learning network
  • use data to identify and prioritise action
  • improve energy and water efficiency
  • calculate our carbon emissions and identify ways to reduce them
  • reduce operating costs
  • increase resilience and start adapting to the impacts of climate change
  • enhance biodiversity
  • help learners develop skills and knowledge which help them to contribute to sustainability and climate change in their lives and future jobs
  • bring together related actions and plans, such as your School Travel Plan, and Waste Management Plan for a cohesive approach

Projects

Our Eco-Team have been certified as Climate Action Leaders by SOS (Student Organising for Sustainability) and have produced a Climate Action Plan.  They have worked on many projects to make the school more sustainable. 

Chilton Trinity Eco-Garden Becomes Wildlife Haven for Students

Chilton Trinity Unveils Stunning New State-of-the-Art IT Suite

School Receives £10,000 Grant to Transform Grey Space into Green Oasis

Climate Action Plans

Energy Sparks

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