Blog:

Quality Control of Climate Education Resoures

May 2, 2024

Paul Turner from the Ministry of Eco Education asked Sylvia Knight from the RMetS about why it’s important to consider the quality of a climate education resource, and how the NCEAP quality control framework is being used.

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Celebrating David Attenborough

13 April 2026

the RMetS education team’s pick of the best weather and climate moments in his documentaries

RMetS work recognised

8 April 2026

Collaboration with Time for Geography won Highly Commended at Geographical Association conference

Climate Education in the Science Curriculum

19 March 2026

An article in School Science Review

Ten-point plan to deliver climate education

4 March 2026

Priority areas for improving climate education following England’s Curriculum and Assessment Review.

+ more teaching resources

Primary

Weather or Climate Cards

Simple card sort activity for upper primary

Secondary Maths

Secondary Statistics Resources

With climate context

Secondary Geography

Category 6 Hurricanes?

A DME exploring whether the Saffir-Simpson Scale should be extended.

Secondary Science

Photosynthesis and Sunlight

Making connections across the sciences to show the vital links between the learning of students, their climate literacy and awareness of related careers.

Blog:

Quality Control of Climate Education Resoures

Latest from the blog

Celebrating David Attenborough

RMetS work recognised

Climate Education in the Science Curriculum

Ten-point plan to deliver climate education

Teaching resources

+ more teaching resources

Weather or Climate Cards

Secondary Statistics Resources

Category 6 Hurricanes?

Photosynthesis and Sunlight

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