Are you an energy hero?
Welcome to our innovative teaching and learning resource designed to improve Numeracy and Science skills through exploration of local data associated with Energy and Climate Change.
Book hereAre you an energy hero?
Welcome to our innovative teaching and learning resource designed to improve Numeracy and Science skills through exploration of local data associated with Energy and Climate Change.
BOOK HEREFuel Poverty Alleviation
Fuel poverty is caused by low household income, poorly insulated homes and the rising cost of fuel. Some families have to choose whether they need food or fuel more. Fuel poverty leads to cold, unhealthy homes. Each pupil receives an energy saving leaflet to take home to their families.
BOOK HEREThe Challenges Of CLIMATE Change
We want pupils to understand that 97% of scientists agree it is the fossil fuels humans have burned over the last 200 years, releasing large amounts of Carbon Dioxide into our atmosphere, that is causing our climate to change. Less energy wasted = Less CO2 = lower global temperature rise.
BOOK HEREOur Aims
Our vision is to enable school communities across the UK to become models of Energy Efficiency
To improve data handling and problem solving skills for pupils in Year 5
To encourage a responsible attitude and desire for low carbon living
To help communities across the UK understand the benefits of reducing CO2 emissions
To empower energy users across the UK to reduce their fuel bills
Our Objectives
To provide teachers with quality resources that enable pupils to achieve high standards for data handling and problem solving skills
To provide schools and their communities with a range of activities and resources that empower them to make good choices in relation to energy conservation and low carbon living
To deliver a highly engaging, reusable programme, that enables schools to act as knowledge hubs for Energy and Climate Change
To empower children to become messengers who describe and model behaviours that reduce CO2 emissions and reduce fuel poverty
