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Declare a Climate Emergency

Talk to your Head teacher and governors about declaring a Climate Emergency

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Talk to your Head teacher and governors about declaring a Climate Emergency. Use the attached guide to help you identify your aims and priorities.

Chase School, Malvern, Worcestershire was one of the first schools in the UK to declare a climate emergency.

Ask your head teacher and governors about joining the Ashden Foundations's Let’s Go Zero campaign uniting UK schools working to cut their carbon emissions to zero by 2030. Every school that joins will be pledging to work towards a more sustainable future, while also urging the government to support this vital mission. By raising their voices together, schools and their allies will show the overwhelming support for zero carbon classrooms up and down the UK – and how they can be the spark for community action to tackle the climate crisis. 

  

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This guide provides a starting point for what this might look like for your school.

This template might be useful.
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