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Learn about where our electricity and gas comes from and their impact on the environment

Parkside Community School, Wednesday, 30 April 2025
10 points 580 pupils Explorer KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4

Year 7 - learn about renewable and non energy recources

GCSE - Learn about energy resources and also electricity and energy sources in the home

Chemistry - Climate Change

Physics - Energy resources

Activity description

This lesson will provide pupils with an overview of how electricity is produced, including fossil fuels and renewables, where our gas comes from and how our energy use affects the environment.

Three activities, including videos, infographics and worksheets, will provide a solid basis for whole classes or smaller groups for further energy research and projects. 

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