Explore the facts and issues around climate change and energy
A collection of 34 activities relevant to a range of subjects and key stages.
Learn about what heat pumps are and why they're replacing gas boilers
20 KS2 KS3 KS4 KS5 Citizenship Mathematics and Numeracy Science and TechnologyAn activity for primary pupils to think about why it is important to fight climate change through using less energy and to feel empowered to take action as ‘Energy Warriors’
10 KS1 KS2 Citizenship Science and TechnologyA video on renewables and activity instructions to build a floating wind turbine
10 KS2 KS3Find out about some amazing renewable energy generating inventions and design your own.
20 KS3 KS4 Science and TechnologyFind out where oil comes from, what it's used for and the impacts it has on the planet
20 KS2 KS3 Citizenship Humanities Mathematics and Numeracy Science and TechnologyFascinating facts about why food waste is such a huge environmental problem
20 KS2 KS3 KS4 CitizenshipExplore the different viewpoints around wind farm development by running this KS2 debate
10 KS2 Citizenship Languages, Literacy and CommunicationThis activity encourages pupils to select energy efficiency measures that will have a good cost and carbon payback
20 KS3 KS4 KS5 Citizenship Science and TechnologyInvite in a sustainability professional to talk about their job
20 KS1 KS2 KS3 KS4 KS5 Humanities Mathematics and Numeracy Science and TechnologyA class activity exploring the advantages and disadvantages of biomass for heating and electricity
10 KS3 KS4 Humanities Languages, Literacy and CommunicationLearn about the appliances that guzzle energy at home and at school
10 KS1 KS2 Citizenship Science and TechnologyLearn about the concept of local energy cooperatives
20 KS2 KS3 KS4 Citizenship Science and TechnologyResources for KS2 and GCSE students on tidal renewables
10 KS2 KS3 KS4 Humanities Science and TechnologyVideo clips and experiments to learn more about water power
10 KS1 KS2 KS3 Science and TechnologyAn overview of how electricity is produced, including fossil fuels and renewables, where our gas comes from and how our energy use affects the environment
10 KS1 KS2 KS3 KS4 Citizenship Humanities Science and TechnologyAn introductory video for our programme to get primary pupils thinking about COP27.
5 KS1 KS2 CitizenshipAn activity to get KS1 children thinking about their environmental footprint
10 KS1 Citizenship Science and TechnologyWhy is plastic production one of the biggest uses of energy on our planet? Find out more and pledge action with this group of activities.
30 KS2 KS3 KS4 Humanities Languages, Literacy and Communication Mathematics and Numeracy Science and TechnologyFind out more about renewable energy projects in your area
20 KS2 KS3 KS4 KS5 Citizenship Humanities Mathematics and Numeracy Science and TechnologyAn opportunity for pupils to consider and debate issues around energy use and production
10 KS3 KS4 Citizenship Humanities Languages, Literacy and CommunicationExperiment to investigate the variations in electrical power generated with changes of solar panel angle, solar panel direction and shade
20 KS3 KS4 Science and TechnologySolar thermal heating and cooking
10 KS2 KS3 Science and TechnologyDemonstrate to pupils how the actions they take contribute to the warming of our planet
10 KS1 KS2 KS3 Science and TechnologyActivity plans and worksheets to understand the impact of transportation on the environment
10 KS1 KS2 Citizenship Science and TechnologyA guide to reading energy bills and understanding household energy use
10 KS3 Mathematics and NumeracyUnderstanding how some of the food that we eat can have a big impact on the climate and our environment.
10 KS1 KS2 KS3 Citizenship Science and TechnologyFind out where we source our gas from and present the data as a chloropleth map
10 KS3 KS4 HumanitiesAn explainer video and follow on activity to get primary pupils thinking about COP26.
10 KS1 KS2 CitizenshipFind out about why renewable energy is better for us and the planet
5 KS1 KS2 Citizenship Humanities Science and TechnologyAn activity that explains what decarbonisation means, why it's important and what it means for our scool.
20 KS3 Science and TechnologyUse real world data from Energy Sparks schools to cover the National Curriculum objectives of the Year 6 Statistics unit
20 KS2 Mathematics and Numeracy