Recycling and Up-Cycling

EARLY YEARS / KS 1-4

By embracing up-cycling and recycling individuals can collectively contribute to a healthier planet and a more sustainable future.

Practical Eco Activities for Schools Up-cycled Notebook Workshop

Small steps can add up to big changes. So let’s all learn to reduce our ecological footprint by encouraging reuse and recycling of everyday materials to help maximise our earth’s precious resources.

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Object Handling and Making Activities Up-cycled Juice Carton Wallet Workshop

Investigating the power we all have to make small changes to support a healthier planet, pupils transform an everyday item into a durable new object they can use.

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Earthship workshop

Climate change workshops for secondary schools Earthship – Climate Change Workshop

We explore how the Low Carbon Trust’s Earthship building contributes to mitigating climate change by embracing sustainable design principles and reducing environmental impact.

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Hands-on Eco Activities for Schools Litter Fish Workshop

One of the first subjects pupils mention when it comes to environmental topics is the issue of litter. This workshop explores how we can all play a part in supporting a beautiful and healthy natural environment by encouraging reuse and recycling of everyday materials.

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STEM E-Waste and Sustainable Innovation Workshop KS3 KS4 Eco Ideas Booklet

The technological revolution has changed how we live and communicate, but at the same time has created new challenges environmentally.

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Recycling and Up-cycling Activities Materials and their Properties Workshop

This workshop enables pupils to investigate a range of materials, their properties and uses.

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Fun Eco Activities Up-cycled T-Shirt Tote Bag Workshop

Fast fashion has caused a dramatic increase in the environmental damage caused by the textile industry during the recent past.

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STEM hands-on materials workshop KS3 KS4 Green Design and Up-Cycling Workshop

Investigating the power we all have to make small changes to support a healthier planet, pupils transform an everyday item into a durable new object they can use.

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