Let's Go Zero

Let's Go Zero Schools working together to be by 2030.
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The UK-wide schools campaign. Schools + students = climate action

Let’s Go Zero is the national campaign uniting teachers, pupils, parents and their schools as they all work together to be carbon zero by 2030. From Inverness to Plymouth, Liverpool to Brighton, school leaders are standing alongside students and taking action to tackle the climate crisis. Every school that signs up is pledging to work towards a more sustainable future while calling for much-needed

government support to help all schools reach their carbon zero goals. By raising our voices together, we are showing the overwhelming support for zero carbon schools up and down the UK. Together we’re harnessing the power of schools and young people to drive change and spark climate action in communities across the country, reducing emissions, increasing biodiversity and safeguarding our planet for future generations.

Last week ended with a high when we welcomed Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood and Chair of the Education Sel...
09/06/2026

Last week ended with a high when we welcomed Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood and Chair of the Education Select Committee to Judith Kerr Primary School in Herne Hill 🀝

Let's Go Zero has been working with Judith Kerr Primary School for the last year to create a far reaching climate action plan, with the help of their dedicated Climate Action Advisor Oci Stott. The plan builds on and develops the amazing work taking place at the school led by their fantastic sustainability lead, Natalie Nakkas, and a group of incredibly passionate and committed parents.

From their fantastic Eco Committee to a beautiful green outdoor space and plans to support community solar, Helen was able to see first hand how climate action and great education go hand in hand.

Helen met pupils from the school (during a climate action workshop led by Oci Stott of Let's Go Zero), discussed all things sustainability focussed with the parent representatives and even got a sneak peak at the beautiful forest school and raspberries growing in the school's garden.

It was an inspiring afternoon all round. As the school said, 'The children LOVED meeting Helen Hayes. Feedback from the parent reps was amazing too β€” they found it so empowering and useful to have that space to speak with her'.

You can find out more about receiving support from a Climate Action Advisor here: https://bit.ly/42BdQO5

05/06/2026

Today is and we've asked staff about their plans to mark the occasion and what their favourite aspect about the environment is πŸŒΏπŸ’š

Let us know in the comments if you're doing anything to mark the day πŸ‘‡

In our FREE online workshop tomorrow, we will discuss proven strategies to get more pupils to walk, cycle or even scoot ...
02/06/2026

In our FREE online workshop tomorrow, we will discuss proven strategies to get more pupils to walk, cycle or even scoot to school 🚢🚲

Two of our dedicated Climate Action Advisors will be hosting this session as they will guide you through the top tips.

Sign up for free here: https://bit.ly/4tLGBUs

Last week we were thrilled to welcome Steff Aquarone, MP for North Norfolk, and Councillor Adam Varley to Ludham Primary...
30/05/2026

Last week we were thrilled to welcome Steff Aquarone, MP for North Norfolk, and Councillor Adam Varley to Ludham Primary School and Nursery 🏫

Ludham have been signed up to Let's Go Zero for over a year and have worked closely with their Climate Action Advisor, Nigel Stannett, to embed sustainability throughout the school.

During the visit Steff and Adam were taken on a tour by Ludham's Eco Committee who showed off all the great work they've done, with a highlight being Ludham's impressive vegetable planting and Forest School.

A quote from Steff on his visit πŸ‘‡πŸ’¬

β€œI was struck by the passion and knowledge young people in North Norfolk are bringing to climate action. It’s clear they care deeply about the future of their communities and environment. Through the support of the Let’s Go Zero campaign, schools like Ludham are turning that enthusiasm into meaningful action to become more sustainable, resilient and fit for the future.”

You can find out more about receiving support from a Climate Action Advisor here: https://letsgozero.org/climate-action-advisors/

28/05/2026

ProVeg International, who are part of the Let's Go Zero Coalition, provides their top tip for schools below πŸ‘‡

The Let’s Go Zero coalition is made up of 22 organisations who share in our ambition to:

🏫 To support UK schools decarbonise
🌳 Improve biodiversity
⭐️ Empower students and staff to live more sustainable lives

You can find out more about our coalition and access support here: https://bit.ly/3rTL7pN

In our free online workshop on the 3 June, we will discuss proven strategies to get more pupils to walk, cycle or even s...
26/05/2026

In our free online workshop on the 3 June, we will discuss proven strategies to get more pupils to walk, cycle or even scoot to school 🚲

Hear from two of our dedicated Climate Action Advisors who will guide you through the top tips.

Sign up for free here: https://bit.ly/4tLGBUs

21/05/2026

πŸ—£οΈ "Lots of little changes can cause a massive impact"

Students from Ladybarn Primary School share their thoughts and feelings on their school being part of the GB Energy Solar Partnership to help reduce their carbon footprint πŸ’¬

The Great British Energy Solar Partnership is a flagship initiative from Great British Energy, funded by the Department for Education. By installing solar PV systems across 250 educational settings, the initiative will deliver on the government’s vision to:

⚑️ Cut energy costs

♻️ Reduce emissions

πŸ’š Inspire the next generation

Read up about Let's Go Zero's involvement in the GBESP: https://bit.ly/4nFOsBl

Barker Associates

Last chance to book onto our free online workshop tomorrow πŸ“£β—οΈ Tomorrow we will explore practical solutions (including q...
18/05/2026

Last chance to book onto our free online workshop tomorrow πŸ“£β—οΈ

Tomorrow we will explore practical solutions (including quick, low-cost actions) to help keep your school cool.

This webinar is ideal for school leaders, estates teams, and anyone interested in creating safe, comfortable, and resilient learning environments.

Register for free here: https://bit.ly/4uCNacF

16/05/2026

Hear from Ian Caldwell, Headteacher of Ladybarn Primary School, on their experience of installing solar panels through the GB Energy Solar Partnership (GBESP).

The Great British Energy Solar Partnership is a flagship initiative from Great British Energy, funded by the Department for Education. By installing solar PV systems across 250 educational settings, the initiative will deliver on the government’s vision to:

⚑️ Cut energy costs

♻️ Reduce emissions

πŸ’š Inspire the next generation

Read up about Let's Go Zero's involvement in the GBESP: https://letsgozero.org/250-schools-go-solar/

With summer nearing, it's important to ensure that measures are put in place to prevent overheating in the classroom β˜€οΈO...
14/05/2026

With summer nearing, it's important to ensure that measures are put in place to prevent overheating in the classroom β˜€οΈ

Our upcoming free online workshop will explore practical solutions (including quick, low-cost actions) to help keep your school cool.

This webinar is ideal for school leaders, estates teams, and anyone interested in creating safe, comfortable, and resilient learning environments.

Register for free here: https://bit.ly/4uCNacF

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