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COP26: Our Climate Our Future

Held in recently in Glasgow, COP26 was one of the most important meetings on climate change that has ever taken place. And whilst the conference may be over, there are still lots of ways that schools can be part of the COP26 legacy.

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26th Conference of the Parties (COP26)

Earlier this month leaders and climate leaders from around the world gathered in Glasgow for COP26 and discussed the urgent next steps in the fight against climate change. WWF were there, working hard to ensure that leaders stepped up and made the commitments needed, and we’ll carry on working hard to ensure that promises made are kept. Thanks to WWF and our partners, schools were a key part of the story of COP26, and we’re now committed to helping you to play a role in the COP26 legacy – shaping a sustainable future for our young people, and for all life on our planet.

A look back at COP26

A look back at COP26

Download our ‘Story of COP26’ class presentation to find out the key decisions made at the climate change conference and what these mean for you and your students.
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Forest of Promises

Forest of Promises

Throughout the recent The UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), thousands of UK schools helped create a virtual Forest of Promises to grow a sustainable future!
Learn about the forest of promises
Share your COP26 Story

Share your COP26 Story

Did your school or class take part in the Forest of Promises or any of the other activities from the COP26 ‘Our Climate, Our Future’ pack? If you did, there’s still time to claim your school certificate and share your school story.
Claim your certificate
COP26 Classroom resources

COP26 Classroom resources

You can continue to download the ‘Our Climate, Our Future’ resource pack, which provides all the resources you need to introduce and reinforce the significance of climate change, COP26 and the role of schools in shaping the future.
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Forest of Promises highlights

FREE COP26 resources for your school

The "Our Climate Our Future" COP26 classroom resources pack was created by a consortium of expert organisations chaired by WWF. Contributors include The Climate Coalition, Fairtrade Foundation, Oxfam, Global Action Plan, Christian Aid, Soil Association, Ashden, Young Climate Warriors, ZSL, Let’s Go Zero and InterClimate Network. Included within this pack are all the resources you will need to introduce and reinforce the significance of climate change, COP26 and the role of schools in shaping the future, with customised age-appropriate resources provided for different age groups from 7-16.

Resources for Primary ages 5 - 7

Learn: Presentation and Mini Climate Summit

Act: Climate Action Planning Workshop

Upload your school action plan to receive an official certificate of participation for your school, and to allow us to take your story to COP26.

Share: Forest of Promises

Resources for Primary ages 7 - 9

Learn: Presentation and Mini Climate Summit

Act: Climate Action Planning Workshop

Upload your school action plan to receive an official certificate of participation for your school, and to allow us to take your story to COP26.

Share: Forest of Promises

Resources for Primary ages 9 - 11

Learn: Presentation and Mini Climate Summit

Act: Climate Action Planning Workshop

Upload your school action plan to receive an official certificate of participation for your school, and to allow us to take your story to COP26.

Share: Forest of Promises

Resources for Secondary ages 11 +

Learn: Presentation and Mini Climate Summit

Act: Climate Action Planning Workshop

Upload your school action plan to receive an official certificate of participation for your school, and to allow us to take your story to COP26.

Share: Forest of Promises

Twinkl COP26 Schools Resources Hub

Twinkl COP26 Schools Resources Hub

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Let's Go Zero

Let's Go Zero

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Transform Our World

Transform Our World

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Claim your certificate

Share details and photos of your COP26 activities to receive an official certificate of participation for your school, and to allow us to take your story to COP26.

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