As educators, we hold the key to empowering the next generation to not only understand the climate crisis but to actively participate in the solutions. By integrating climate action into our teaching, we can transform this urgent issue into a responsibility that every student feels capable of addressing and deeply connected to.

Currently, many schools may discuss climate change, but are we truly training our youth to act? Are we equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and drive to make a difference in their communities and beyond? Are we giving them the opportunity to become active participants in the collective effort to slow the environmental crisis and create a thriving, sustainable society?

This programme is designed to help teachers like you unlock the power of education to drive climate action. Over five days, we will explore simple, yet impactful ways to include climate action into our teaching, not just as a topic to be studied, but as a call to action. We will learn how to inspire our students, to lead and support actions in our schools, communities, and broader networks—organising, collaborating, and acting for a greener, more sustainable world. From building a sense of collective responsibility to leading by example, we’ll explore how small, everyday actions can spark larger movements for change.