- Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust with Wilder Schools
- Surfers Against Sewage with Plastic Free Schools
- Woodland Trust with the Green Tree Award
- Hook Parish Council
- Hart District Council
- Hampshire and Isle of Wight Amphibian and Reptile Group
- Lets Go Zero
Department for Education's Sustainability and climate change strategy
In April 2022, the Department for Education (DfE) unveiled its strategy to help the UK’s education sector achieve net zero targets, outlined in its policy paper "Sustainability and Climate Change: A strategy for the education and children’s services systems." Two key targets for all schools in 2025 is to assign a "Sustainability Lead" to guide the school's implementation of the strategy and to create a Climate Action Plan. To meet these initial targets, Mr West is now our Sustainability Lead and we have recently produced our Climate Action Plan, which you can find on the Policies section of our website
The strategy focuses on the following areas
1. decarbonisation, for example calculating and taking actions to reduce carbon emissions, such as becoming more energy efficient.
2. adaptation and resilience, such as taking actions to reduce the risk of flooding and overheating
3. biodiversity, enhancing the school grounds for wildlife
4. climate education and green careers, introducing more learning opportunities around natural history and outdoor sciences