Help us win climate education this general election.

Putting on the pressure

We are creating an un-ignorable wave of youth pressure for climate education ahead of the general election to ensure our next government delivers on mandatory, integrated, solutions-centred climate education.

See our school disrepair gallery

Praise the good (and call out the bad)

We are turning the tables by asking parliamentary candidates 5 questions on our report card to reveal their level of ambition for climate education and net-zero schools.

See how candidates are scoring

Achieving real change

Students aren't being prepared to face the effects of climate change, or taught to understand the solutions. This election is an opportunity to change this, reforming our education system around climate justice and sustainability.

See our resources to engage candidates

Action:

Get election candidates to fill out our report card

We’ll support you to contact your candidates for the next general election, using our climate education report cards we can grade and compare candidates.

Action:

Report on poor school buildings

We need your help to show the government how shoddy our underfunded school buildings have become. Take photos of mould, leaks and disrepair at your school to help us build a case for upgraded, climate-friendly classrooms.

Action:

Sign up to stay engaged

As the General Eleciton progresses we’ll be needing more and more help from our supporters, we’ll keep in touch with you when you sign up to call for politicians to improve our climate education.

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What do the manifestos say about climate education?

At Teach the Future we have reviewed each of the main party manifestos as they've come out. But what is a manifesto and what do we think about them?

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Dear Future Prime Minister: Your School Decarbonisation To Do List

Seven steps to a brighter and safer future for young people