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14th Apr 2022 6:18pm News

Earth Day resources from VotesforSchools

We've partnered with VotesforSchools to give you exclusive access to their new Earth Day resources.

Earth Day resources from VotesforSchools

We’ve partnered with VotesforSchools to give you exclusive access to their new Earth Day resources seen below. This includes a great 15-minute assembly and 45-minute lesson, with the option for your class to then vote on the topic at the end of the lesson. ACT members will also receive a 15% discount off any future subscription you take with VotesforSchools. You’ll just need to prove you’re an ACT member when signing up.

The questions being asked for Earth Day (22nd April) is:

Is apathy the biggest threat to the environment?

This would make an excellent introduction to any of the ACT sustainable citizenship lessons. To find out more, check out the suggested pages below.

Learn more about VotesForSchools

Every week VotesforSchools creates resources for teachers or youth leaders to hold a debate or discussion on a topical issue. Pupils then have a chance to vote and comment on the topic. They then share that information with those in authority – which significantly raises the profile and impact of pupil voice. VotesforSchools typically receives around 30,000 votes each week. Examples of resources can be found here, and of data reports here.

ACT has collaborated with VotesforSchools in the past to provide a range of lessons and teaching resources to support teaching in citizenship and encourage pupils to consider what actions are needed to address the current issues.