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Understand how our carbon emissions cause the Greenhouse Effect and Climate change

Dorothy Stringer School, Tuesday, 28 January 2025
10 points 1650 pupils Explorer KS1, KS2, KS3

All Yr 7 - 330 students cover Greenhouse Effect in Environmental Science Lessons 
All Yr 8 - 330 students cover Greenhouse Effect and Impacts in Geography lessons
All Yr 9 and Yr 11 students cover Greenhouse Effect/Climate Change in Science lessons
All Yr 11 Geography GCSE students cover Greenhouse Effect

Activity description

Understanding the carbon we emit as individuals and organisations is crucial if we are to reduce the negative impact we have on our environment.  This activity will demonstrate to pupils how the actions they take contribute to the warming of our planet.

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