The DfE expects all schools to have Climate Action Plans in place by 2025, identifying steps schools are taking to address;<\/p>\n
A school Climate Action Planning template, developed by Let’s Go Zero, is available here.<\/a><\/p>\n The Climate Ambassador Climate Action Planning template is available here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Example decarbonisation actions from OSOW training:\u00a0OSOW Activity Handout – Decarbonisation Actions<\/a><\/p>\n Church of England: First Steps For Schools: A Practical Guide To Help Your School Lower Its Carbon Emissions available here.<\/a><\/p>\n Guidance on adapting to Climate Change is available in the document: ‘How London Schools and Early Years Settings can Adapt to Climate Change’, available here.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Through the Our Schools Our World programme, schools focus on termly themes and create change through staff, student and family actions.<\/p>\n Alongside these termly actions, school leaders and business managers may identify and work towards long term, high impact actions.<\/p>\n The Climate Action Plan is a working document which will evolve as schools address new themes.<\/p>\n Climate Action Advisors from Let’s Go Zero are able to support individual schools with their Climate Action Plans – you can register your interest here.<\/a><\/p>\n Climate Action Advisors are also able to support schools to calculate their Carbon Footprint using the Count Your Carbon tool.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Example Climate Action Planning Process:<\/p>\n Drake Primary School, Thetford<\/a><\/p>\n Drake Primary School Climate Action Plan<\/a><\/p>\n