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Climate Week Challenge
27 September 2012
The Climate Week Challenge is the UK’s biggest climate change competition, with 130,000 children, students and adults across the country working to come up with solutions to climate change. There are one-day and one-hour versions that can be done on any day during Climate Week (4th-10th March 2013).
The Challenge is an exciting activity for teams of four to six, which develops innovation, enterprise, environmental awareness and the skills of delivering to a deadline. It is FREE to participate, and no preparation is required! There are eight age categories, but everyone – from primary school pupils through to secondary school students through to senior managers – are given the same core challenge.
The Challenge will be judged by a celebrity panel and prizes will be given to the winning ideas. Make sure you REGISTER NOW to take part and be involved in the UK’s largest environmental occasion. For more information visit www.climateweek.com/challenge or call 020 3397 2601.
