By researching the different trees, plants, and vegetables growing on site, the Eco Warriors will deepen their botanical knowledge while developing key research and communication skills. Creating QR codes adds a modern, interactive twist that brings the whole school community into the learning journey. You could even take it further by adding student-recorded audio or drawings, making it a living showcase of their learning.

Taking part in Keep Britain Tidy's Great Big School Clean allows your school to actively contribute to a national effort focused on reducing litter and safeguarding our local environments. The campaign encourages pupils to take pride in their surroundings and become active stewards of their community. With the EcoWarriors leading the charge, your school can raise awareness, organise litter picks, and inspire others to take action.

In Science, Year 5 explored the topic of living things by focusing on the global issue of deforestation and its impact on chimpanzees. As part of their learning, they created an advertisement for the Jane Goodall Institute to raise awareness about the decline in chimpanzee populations, highlighting how habitat loss, particularly from deforestation, plays a major role. It was a powerful blend of scientific learning and global citizenship in action.

Year 6 engaged in an eye-opening unit on renewable electricity, deepening their understanding of how energy sources impact the environment. They explored the key differences between renewable and non-renewable electricity. A visit from a Polestar engineer brought everything to life, as students learned firsthand about how electric vehicles work, their emissions compared to traditional cars, and the broader environmental benefits. This learning experience beautifully connected science, sustainability, and global awareness.