We’ve updated our climate fact sheet (which was previously called the fact buster – we now realise that was a confusing name!). Download the new resource here.
Earlier this autumn, I was invited to be the very first ‘Ten minutes with…’ interviewee for Green Squirrel‘s newly launched online platform, The Something Club. Wales-based Green Squirrel is a social enterprise, ‘offering practical, creative, and inclusive opportunities for individuals … Read More
In April this year, LCWO donated 23 books to the Many Voices Collection, a special collection which is part of the Oxford Poetry Library. To read about the collection and reason for donation, see this post on the LCWO website. … Read More
‘Me & My Bee’ – an energetic romp through a huge issue, with some big problems Reviewed by Mim, LCWO Leadl Programme Manager, climate communicator, mother of two and founder of Kids’ Climate Action Network (KidsCAN, http://kidsclimateaction.org/) This … Read More
Reviewed by Mim, LCWO Lead Programme Manager, climate communicator, mother of two and founder of KidsCAN This weekend, I took my daughters, aged 4 (and ¾!) and 10, to watch ThisEgg & Oxford Playhouse’s 45-minute play ‘Me & My … Read More
Some homeschooling links from our friends at Oxfam: New Year’s Resolutions: Help learners shape their ideal future COVID-19 responses around the world: A teaching resource for ages 9-14 Water: Home Learning Activities for ages 7-14 What do we all need … Read More
Yesterday’s post was about why ‘Clean Up!’ by Nathan Bryon is my pro-environmental kid’s book of the year, and to find out about the great new lending library initiative by Oxford Poetry Library and The Children’s Allotment, the ‘Many … Read More
We’re thrilled to announce that we have been successful in our bid to Westmill Solar Co-operative’s first round of community grants. This grant will fund the creation of a guide for concerned adults wishing to engage with children about climate … Read More
My 4 year old and I discovered this book earlier this year. She loves it and so do I, and it is easily my favourite pro-environmental kid’s book of 2020. Here’s why: The main character is not white. The … Read More
Last month, I was lucky enough to stumble upon an online Semble event, ‘Supporting youth climate action in our communities’. Semble connects community groups with engaged business, in order to facilitate impact and grassroots-led change. They build connections, offer practical … Read More