Looking forward to STEM day at Ercall Wood tomorrow. We now have our polytunnel and outside garden area built and we are looking forward to planning what we will grow over the next year. We will be promoting eco school and our polytunnel to all of the school during assemblies in November, in the hope of getting more studtaff involved.

Having fun with teachers from Kasungu, Malawi through the Make the link climate exchange project, helping them better understand the climate change, how they can find recourses, interacting with their peers through the use of the internet and building their computer skills. Teachers need to be well equipped with ITC skills as they are facilitators at local level – they can help communities and  students better understand climate change adaptation, mitigation and prevention. Teachers also had the opportunity to register their schools with the British Council school partnership on climate change.

Last week I visited Eastbury Comprehensive High School, where the eco-squad has already been doing some amazing actions around school to make it more sustainable and raise awareness amongst other students and staff. They are maintaining their eco-garden, and have plans to expand it with new plants to increase the biodiversity of the space.

The school is like a rocket start.

RAJAN is ready to answer your questions on climate change in Nepal, the imaginative climate-related activities that schools and youth groups are doing through the Nepalese Youth Climate for Action and anything else you want to know about his practical experiences tackling climate change!

Four students from Newman Catholic College attended our Active Citizenship Residential back in March to develop their plans to reduce energy consumption at the school and increase energy efficiency

Drs. Maurice Green owns consultancy Maurice Green Environment & Communication. Actually you could say that he was an "old warhorse is', he has spent over 30 years working environment, sustainability and development. He has also done a lot of different things. You now have the opportunity to give him the shirt of the body to ask. Maybe you want to know whether, in those over 30 years much has changed, why it is so important or what he takes the climate negotiations.

A dropdown day is an off timetable day, when students follow a particular theme throughout the day during planned activities and lessons. So a climate change dropdown day is a day when students focus their energies on climate change topics through activities that they don’t usually follow in lesson.

Remember the Roof Garden Chicks yet? These are the girls with their campaign for school to Apel a discovery gardens have been landscaped. Here is such a vegetable garden and there are tiny little roof garden, like the carrots on the roof of the rabbit cage. Also, they started an outdoor classroom. They have a parent and teacher team managed to turn to help them.

JAMAL ready to answer your questions on climate change in Ghana, the movement that he founded - Ghana Youth Climate Coalition and anything else you want to know about his practical experiences tackling climate change!