The other day, we were lucky enough to see architectural designer and television presenter Charlie Luxton talking about designing community-led affordable eco-housing. On seeing our intro to KidsCAN, he offered to share a letter he wrote to his son’s school … Read More
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Eleanor Watts, from the community action group Rose Hill & Iffley Low Carbon, shares her wisdom and her group’s learning on how to engage kids who are outside the ‘green bubble’. This case study was presented at the Low … Read More
For primary & early years educators, 12.11.19: Experienced trainer and psychotherapist Jo McAndrews is returning to Oxford to offer this one-day workshop for primary and early years practitioners. Feedback on Jo’s Oxford workshop for adults earlier this year: “Fascinating, … Read More
This Monday, we were invited to give an overview of our work to-date at the Low Carbon Hub‘s Inspired by Communities event at Oxford Town Hall. It was great to get an opportunity to create an overview, as our … Read More
Members of Oxford University’s Environmental Change Institute have put together a new website on incorporating environmental and climate change issues into maths education. Maths for Planet Earth provides a host of environmental-themed maths problem for both GCSE and A-level students.
Did you make it to the visually impressive and emotionally powerful Art-Science Extravaganza at the Museum of Natural History last Saturday? It was well worth a visit. There is something really special – and deeply moving – about thinking through … Read More