Nature
Habitat mapping with the National Education Park
This CPD session explores how the National Education Nature Park, a free, DfE-commissioned programme, can support schools in enhancing biodiversity across their site. Participants will gain hands-on experience using programme resources, including GIS mapping tools to create a biodiversity baseline, plan improvements, and track environmental change over time. The session also highlights practical ways to involve pupils in meaningful, data-informed action.
Who should attend? PSHE Leads, Sustainability Leads
Details: 6 October 2026 / 4pm - 5.30pm
Using your curriculum to empower your students to take action for climate, conservation and animal welfare
Supporting three key action areas in the Department for Education’s Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy (climate education, green skills and careers and international action), the session will explore practical ways to embed climate, conservation and animal welfare across teaching and learning, helping students connect classroom learning to real world action while building the knowledge, critical thinking skills, and agency to respond to some of the biggest challenges facing people, nature and the planet.
Who should attend? PSHE Leads, Sustainability Leads
Details: 21 October 2026 / 4pm - 5.30pm
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