Creating a better planet
through fun, educational and engaging eco workshops
Secondary & Further Education Workshops
We know how much young people care about the environment. Our workshops introduce and connect young people with nature. We help them understand the science behind environmental issues and empower them to make a difference.
We are passionate about access to climate education as a tool for climate action.
Our secondary workshops offer older students the unique opportunity to engage with critical global issues; sessions are designed to develop key skills such as problem-solving, cooperation, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking. These interactive sessions empower young people through awareness, responsibility and action.
ecoACTIVE can join your school for an assembly, class, action day or event!
Topics
Our introductory modules examine the causes, effects and possible solutions to the climate crisis. This will give students a solid foundation to build their knowledge from when progressing through the programme.
The seven topics of Sustainability and Solutions delve deeper into other dimensions of modern living, the impact had on the environment and ways to reduce this.
Understanding the ecological crisis
Our first introductory module Understanding the Ecological Crisis examines the causes, effects and possible solutions to the climate crisis. This will give students a solid foundation to build their knowledge from, when progressing to learn about the solutions.
Exploring Sustainable Solutions
Our second introductory module Exploring Sustainable Solutions will explore sustainability from a comprehensive and systemic point of view, looking at solutions, lifestyle dimensions and actions to shrink our impact, change makers and inspiring projects and initiatives already existing.
Sustainability and Solutions Modules
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Food & Nutrition
Our global food system does not work anymore, for us and for the planet. Learn why and what we can do to help transition to a more sustainable system.
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Renewable Energy
Energy use and sources, fossil fuels, renewable energy, energy saving habits.
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Sustainable Travel
How we move and the impact of our travel. Assessing alternative travel options.
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Consumption & Waste
The impact of waste. Low impact and zero waste living. The ‘6 R’s of Sustainability’; Refuse | Reuse | Reduce | Rethink | Rot | Recycle and the zero-waste lifestyle.
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Citizenship
What does it mean to be an active citizen? How to gain awareness and raise your voice. Investigate other young campaigners and activists. Learn of the many solutions and initiatives already out there.
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Textiles
The textile industry ranks as one of the most destructive to people and planet. Find out how the overconsumption and waste of textiles increases our environmental footprint. Be inspired by existing initiatives to reduce the impact of fast fashion. Learn practical ways to become a wiser consumer.
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Plastics
Has plastic always been the evil it is today? Discover the history and science behind this versatile material. Explore the different types of plastic and their impact on ecosystems. Learn how to reduce the use of plastic and how to recycle correctly.
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Ecology
Explore the basics of ecology: what it is, why it matters, and how ecosystems work. Learn about food chains, food webs, and the roles of producers, consumers, and decomposers. Discover how human actions impact ecosystems and how we can make positive changes.
Links to curriculum: All workshops are cross-curricular and age appropriate from KS3 through to KS5. Delivered by our team of specialist environmental educators.
Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics Relationships in an ecosystem, Ecosystems, Earth & Atmosphere, Chemical and allied industries, Earth and atmospheric science, Energy
Geography: Human & Physical Geography, Physical geography: processes and change, People and environment: processes and interactions
Citizenship: Roles played by public institutions and voluntary groups in society, The different ways in which a citizen can contribute to the improvement of their community, Opportunity to take part in community volunteering and other forms of responsible activity
Green Careers Workshop
Provide your pupils with valuable insights into the realm of green jobs and careers, igniting their thoughts about a potential future in this sector.
Course includes a team-work project activity to come up with action plan to solve an environmental problem. Presentation of 5 different roles in the sector, introducing their role and why they chose it, and how they would have solved the problem: Sustainability Consultant, Engineer, Ecologist, Eco-artist/activist, Local Authority Officer.
The perfect course for Green Careers Week
Our vision is for a sustainable planet, where social equality and diverse representation are at the forefront of the environmental movement.
Workshop Fees
£180 for one session per visit
£280 for two sessions per visit
£380 for three sessions per visit
Please contact us directly to receive a quote for our full Earth Education Programme.
We endeavour to work around your school timetable and offer flexibility where possible. We can deliver a maximum of three sessions in one day.
Our secondary workshops are 60-90mins in length and prices* include the following;
Preparation for and delivery of the session(s)
Attendance by one ecoACTIVE educator
Basic resources
Travel to and from the venue (if nearby)
* Terms and conditions apply. Any additional charges will be discussed prior to booking.