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Short, practical updates on what Climate Champions clubs are learning, planting and leading. Written for partners, teachers and anyone curious about how school climate action actually works.

A full Climate Champions club session in progress, with pupils seated in a circle around a seedling and SDG cards laid out on the floor
  • A pupil kneeling to firm the soil around a newly planted seedling while a classmate waters it from a green watering can
    Tree Stewardship

    The tree register: how pupils are learning to keep trees alive

    Planting day is the easy part. A Climate Champions club shows what happens in the eleven months that follow — watering rotas, mulch, tree guards and a register with every seedling's name on it.

    Eastern Region, GhanaRead story
  • Pupils and a teacher standing among young plants on the school grounds during a planting session
    School Gardens

    School gardens: where climate lessons finally make sense

    Soil, seasons, compost and rainfall stop being abstract the moment a class has beds of its own to look after. A look at how the school garden carries half the climate curriculum.

    Eastern Region, GhanaRead story

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