Editable templates – a Sustainability Policy and Sustainability Action Plan – designed to help school sustainability leads set clear goals and drive real change.

From Worry to Wonder is a whole-school assembly for ages 4–11 that gently explores climate change and eco-emotions, leaving children feeling informed, supported, and hopeful about the future.

Two age-specific lesson packs (4–7 and 7–11) offer engaging PSHE sessions linking climate change to emotional wellbeing, with easy-to-use plans, presentations, and resources.

Celebrate creativity and sustainability with six fun, hands-on paper craft activities – from flying planes to playful puppets – suitable for any age group. Everything you need is included, from a Teacher Guide to step-by-step presentations with photos and videos.

Embed sustainability into everyday school life and inspire young minds to learn about sustainability and build better habits. This pack supports schools in doing this through posters, an assembly presentation, a staff overview, eco-action ideas, and checklists.  

Introduce young children to where paper comes from, how it's made and sustainably managed forests with a lesson presentation, followed by paper-based craft activities. 

Pupils will explore the collage technique, discover the work of Henri Matisse, and create their own inspired works of art. This art lesson has been designed for ages 5-7, but can be edited to suit. 

Inspire your pupils’ creativity with this collage-based art lesson inspired by British paper artist Helen Musselwhite. Children will explore colour, texture and composition while experimenting with paper-shaping techniques to create layered landscape artworks. They’ll also learn how sustainably managed forests provide the renewable resource behind their materials. 

Compare the properties of everyday materials, paper and wood, with your pupils, exploring which objects are made from them and why. Then, conduct a scientific investigation into the strength of different types of paper. This science lesson has been designed for ages 5-7, but can be edited to suit. 

Students will learn the importance of biodiversity, plants and animals in sustainably managed forests and discover what makes a habitat suitable for certain species to thrive. This science lesson has been designed for ages 7-9, but can be edited to suit. 

Get pupils thinking critically about paper’s impact on the planet in this lively English lesson. Using debate cards, they’ll argue for and against paper use, separate myths from facts, and then write an engaging, persuasive article based on what they’ve learned about sustainably managed forests and the paper industry. 

Get hands-on and explore how to strengthen and reinforce paper to build mini model shelters. The pupils will then investigate and evaluate the strength and stability of their structures. This lesson has been designed for ages 7-9, but can be edited to suit.