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1.  Aoibhinn Ni Shuilleabhain - Biodiversity Loss

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Every school in Ireland to get free solar panels as part of country’s ‘rooftop revolution’

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Every school in Ireland to get free solar panels as part of country’s ‘rooftop revolution’

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Every school in Ireland to get free solar panels as part of country's 'rooftop revolution' | Green Party

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" Today's announcement from Minister Eamon Ryan confirms that every school in the country will be funded to install rooftop solar and other forms of solar PV panels. This will be transformative for schools facing the current energy crisis and trying to manage tight budgets.

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Welcome to the Global Goals Book Club!

Joanne, Birgit and Jessica from the Global Citizenship team have been busy coming up with some ideas to help you learn what it means to be a Global Citizen.

We decided that reading a book is always a good idea and thought it would be nice to set up our very own Global Goals Book Club and we hope you will join us!

Each month we will choose one of the Global Goals and pick a book that will help you learn all about that goal. If you don't know what the Global Goals are, you can find out more You will not have to buy the book as we have a link to someone reading the book for you every month, so you can just sit back and relax!

We are also very excited to have teamed up with the creative team of Head, heart & hands ltd. Each month Arran and Linda will be reading, tale telling and offering activities for the book club. You can read more about them at: www.hehehaha.org

All you have to do is click on one of the goal icons below and get started. We have lots of great activities to go with each book. Don't forget to check back each month for a new story.

We hope you will have lots of fun! Enjoy!

This collaborative project had been funded by Irish Aid

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Welcome to the Global Goals Book Club! Joanne, Birgit and Jessica from the Global Citizenship team have been busy coming up with some ideas to help you learn what it means to be a Global Citizen. We decided that reading a book is always a good idea and

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Young Environmentalist Awards - ECO-UNESCO

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ECO-UNESCO's Young Environmentalist Awards 2024 About YEA is an all-Ireland environmental awards programme that recognises and rewards young people who raise environmental awareness and improve the environment. Learn More Register Here Registrations are open for 2023. We look forward to seeing you! Learn More Submit your Project Submissions are now open for 2023.

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We can address the climate and ecological crisis if we act now and act together. Climate change and biodiversity loss matters to our students and our teachers. Make this a priority. Join the collective conversation, get your school onboard and this Sept register for the Climate and Nature Summit Nov 2022.

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We can address the climate and ecological crisis if we act now and act together. Climate change and biodiversity loss matters to our students and our teachers. Make this a priority. Join the collective conversation, get your school onboard and this Sept register for the Climate and Nature Summit Nov 2022.

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Ireland’s Global Citizenship programme for post-primary schools

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Ireland’s Global Citizenship programme for post-primary schools

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I feel the work they do is tremendous. It is a 'one stop shop' to turn to for advice and support. Training is superb and offers teachers an opportunity to network and learn. The WWGS Global Passport is really essential for a school of our size to audit GCE in our school. The WWGS curriculum resources are exactly what teachers need. With all the recent changes with the new Junior Cycle, it marries very well. Where time is of the essence it presents teachers with ideas that has been warmly welcomed in our school.

- Sinead Edmonds, St Peter's College Dunboyne

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WorldWise Global Schools - Development Education Funding

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WorldWise Global Schools offers a range of supports for teaching Development Education at post-primary level. The programme is funded by Irish Aid.

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Explore issues such as conflict, climate change, gender equality, poverty and hunger in interactive sessions in your school, day long cluster workshops or in specially designed programmes to support young people in understanding the root causes of issues and ways that they can stand in solidarity with those impacted and take action!

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Explore issues such as conflict, climate change, gender equality, poverty and hunger in interactive sessions in your school, day long cluster workshops or in specially designed programmes to support young people in understanding the root causes of issues and ways that they can stand in solidarity with those impacted and take action!

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Project ideas, teacher resources, courses 

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Project ideas, teacher resources, courses 

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Colaiste Iognáid students pictured here with Duncan Stewart, conducting a water sampling session, as part of an exciting new Transition Year field trip course, called Eco Advocates, an EcoEd4All initiative (www.ecoed4all.com). Stewart, an award winning architect, environmentalist and well known producer and presenter of Eco Eye, and official Patron of EcoEd4All, joined the students and Eco Advocate Course leader, Jen Cunningham along the banks of the River Corrib. The water quality sampling session was lead by GMiT Marine Biology students, Molly Curran and Joseph Donnelly. Brendan 'Speedie' Smith, Founder of Galway National Park City and Committee member and content contributor to EcoEd4All also spoke to students about the importance of the circular economy and the Galway National Park City initiative. Also in the photo is Pam Dolan, Environmental Officer and Coláiste Iognáid, Art Teacher.

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Colaiste Iognáid students pictured here with Duncan Stewart, conducting a water sampling session, as part of an exciting new Transition Year field trip course, called Eco Advocates, an EcoEd4All initiative (www.ecoed4all.com). Stewart, an award winning architect, environmentalist and well known producer and presenter of Eco Eye, and official Patron of EcoEd4All, joined the students and Eco Advocate Course leader, Jen Cunningham along the banks of the River Corrib.

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Climate literacy programme, school workshops, teacher training programme

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Climate literacy programme, school workshops, teacher training programme

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Education for Sustainability CLG is a non- profit social enterprise aimed at increasing climate literacy and fostering behaviour change in Ireland. Founded by Susan Adams in 2017, as a response to the escalating decline of the natural world, it is our mission to ensure that the young people of today are educated about the climate crisis and that they have the knowledge, skills and tools to take action so they can be informed and empowered stakeholders for the future.

Education for Sustainability executes a variety of educational programmes such as workshops, teacher training and a 10-week climate literacy course for 6 th class up to transition year. It is our vision to create a world where young people are actively engaged in taking action for sustainable development by making environmental education and sustainability a fundamental part of the national curriculum.

We are passionate about empowering young people to be the change that they want to see in the world through environmental education.

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Home - Susan Adams | Education for Sustainability

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Teaching Sustainability in Schools About Education for Sustainability CLG is a non- profit social enterprise aimed at increasing climate literacy and fostering behaviour change in Ireland. Founded by Susan Adams in 2017, as a response to the escalating decline of the natural world, it is our mission to ensure that the young people of today [...]

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Education for Sustainable Development Newsletter

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Education for Sustainable Development Newsletter

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ESD@education.gov.ie

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Education for Sustainable Development Newsletter

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The Department of Education's newsletter on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) will keep you up to date with the latest ESD news.

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3. Eanna Ni Lamhna - Combatting Climate Change

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2.  Slides for ESCI Conference Anne Dolan (1)

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4. Kate Murray 1 - Climate Crisis Conference

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5.  C Preston Climate Change Summit Jan 2023 (1)

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7. Clara Hutchinson GCE RCS Climate Conference

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ESCI Climate Crisis - Hope and Action in Schools Conference

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ESCI Climate Crisis - Hope and Action in Schools Conference

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9. Fiona Forman - Supporting Young People who experience Climate Anxiety (1)