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Our news section is designed to help you stay informed and inspired about sustainability in education. You’ll find positive news stories and best practice from the Suffolk Sustainable Schools Network and beyond, showcasing initiatives that drive climate and nature action in schools. We hope these stories are more than updates, but tools to spark discussion and build confidence.
Each article includes a practical classroom activity, helping you link sustainability themes to curriculum areas and everyday learning. These activities encourage creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving, empowering students to turn knowledge into meaningful action. Use this section to celebrate achievements, discover innovative ideas, and inspire young people to see themselves as change makers. Together, we can connect learning with real-world impact and lead the way toward a sustainable future.
From January to March 2026, 1,378 young people aged 11–18 across Suffolk took part in a countywide survey about climate change, the environment, and their hopes for a greener future.
Schools across Suffolk and Norfolk are invited to come together for the Suffolk & Norfolk Sustainability in Education Conference 2026.
Nine new electric car clubs have launched across Suffolk, giving communities affordable access to electric vehicles (EVs).
COP30, held in November was dubbed the “Implementation COP” for its focus on converting commitments into real-world results.
The National Curriculum Review marks a significant shift toward embedding climate change across education.
By summer 2026, recycling in Suffolk will become simpler and more effective as all councils adopt a standardised system.
Over the summer, Rebecca and Louisa visited the first cohort of Suffolk schools to review how they were
In a year marked by challenges, 2025 also brought a series of encouraging developments for the planet.
250 local schoolchildren have pledged to write to their local Member of Parliament about climate change.
A useful and inspiring day for teachers, schools staff and governors to come together and get the tools to take action for our climate.
From January to March 2026, 1,378 young people aged 11–18 across Suffolk took part in a countywide survey about climate change, the environment, and their hopes for a greener future.
Schools across Suffolk and Norfolk are invited to come together for the Suffolk & Norfolk Sustainability in Education Conference 2026.
Nine new electric car clubs have launched across Suffolk, giving communities affordable access to electric vehicles (EVs).
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