Climate change campaign

Contents

  1. About the campaign
  2. Lesson plans for secondary schools
  3. Williby Roc's climate change activities
  4. Contact

About the campaign

South Tyneside Young People's Parliament's (STYPP) campaign focus for 2020/21 was climate change.

As part of our campaign, we developed eight lesson plans aimed at secondary school students.

The lessons plans cover a broad range of topics from plant-based cooking, to tree planting, to exploring the greenhouse effect.

Each lesson was designed to be fun, creative, and informative, while building a wider knowledge and understanding of the issues linked to climate change.

Please use these activities to contribute towards your students' education on the topic of climate change.

We hope they help to raise awareness around this very important topic.


Lesson plans for secondary schools

If you need this information in a different format, please contact us

Introduction letter (PDF, 518 KB)

Greenhouse effect (PDF, 597 KB)

Litter (PDF, 638 KB)

Match the symbols (PDF, 611 KB)

Our local impact (PDF, 3 MB)

Plant based cooking (PDF, 759 KB)

Sort it out (PDF, 579 KB)

The great realisation (PDF, 584 KB)

Tree planting (PDF, 702 KB)

Special thanks to Groundwork South Tyneside for their input into the development of some of our lesson plans.

Thank you for your support with this important campaign. We hope you and your students enjoy exploring the lesson plans and find them informative and fun.


Williby Roc's climate change activities

See below for climate change themed activities, provided by Williby Roc's CIC project:

Bird feeder (PDF, 365 KB)

Leaf Mobile and Glass Jar Lantern (PDF, 154 KB)

Dandelion Honey (PDF, 461 KB)

Busy Bee Pine Cone and Clay Mini Beast (PDF, 596 KB)


Contact

If you would like to know more about this campaign and/or the work of South Tyneside Young People's Parliament contact Laura Johnson email: laura.kate.johnson2@southtyneside.gov.uk or find us on Twitter @ParticipationST and Facebook Participation in South Tyneside