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A collaboration 
of teachers and environmentalists working together to place sustainability at the heart of education

The Ministry of Eco Education team

Supporting educators to weave climate and nature into every lesson

Paul from The Ministry of Eco Education

Empowering teachers with the knowledge and skills to create a greener future

Dynamic and creative learning journeys for every teacher weaving together the best free resources and opportunities from 100's of organisations

Bringing MEE to life in your area

The MEE Approach

We've broken down the complex world of sustainability to help you weave sustainability through your teaching

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Transport

Transport is the largest emitting sector of greenhouse gases in the UK producing 1/4 of the UK's emissions.

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Energy

In the UK 78% of our energy comes from fossil fuels. Shifting to renewables can have the biggest impact.

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Food

Emissions associated with the UK food system equate to around 35% of UK territorial emissions.

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Nature

Humans are a part of nature not separate from it. We are nature defending itself.

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Society

Climate change is a challenging and complex issue bringing into question the structures of society.

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Waste

Our relationship with stuff is a major cause of the climate crisis. Does anything ever go away?

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Water

Extreme weather events are making water more scarce, more unpredictable, more polluted or all three.

We’ve gathered the best free climate and nature education resources for you

Here's just a few of the organisations in our community

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Become a MEE Accredited Education Establishment

Receive free national recognition for weaving sustainability through your teaching

MEE Schools

Read more about 1000's of teachers inspired by the free support from MEE

Meryl Batchelder

Great Park Academy

Meryl supported Great Park Academy hosting a British Science Week eco day, using MEE Big Questions to explore weather change, plastic pollution and introduce the Ministry of Eco Education framework.

Ditcham Park School

Ditcham Park School

Ditcham Park School involved parents in Environment Week with an MEE-led online workshop on the climate crisis, extending impact beyond the classroom.

Wicor Primary School

Wicor Primary School

Wicor Primary showcased how nature is embedded across its curriculum, with MEE capturing best practice through video, social media, and event support.

Diamond Wood Community Academy

Diamond Wood Community Academy

Diamond Wood Community Academy used the MEE framework to shape its annual Green Day, engaging the whole school with big questions, a special author reading, and activities focused on hedgehogs and litter—showcasing how sustainability can be embedded across the curriculum.

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The Green Britain Group

The Green Britain Group is an amazing source of inspiration if you’re looking for real-life examples of businesses doing the right thing for the planet.

The founder of the Green Britain Group, Dale Vince, is also the founder of the Green Britain Foundation helping create a truly green Britain and funding the Ministry of Eco Education.

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