Open Keynote Plenary : Session 1
Can our education system better prepare all young people for the challenges of a changing climate? What changes in our approach to climate education are needed for young people to acquire skills and knowledge vital for the 21st century?
Open Keynote Plenary: Session 2
We are facing a climate crisis. Greater understanding of our changing climate is vital for all young people to be prepared for the challenges ahead and equipped to look after our planet. How do we ensure all aspects of education fully prepare young people to thrive in a changing world?
Closed Roundtable Discussions
The event programme also included two closed roundtable discussions, where invited guests held meaningful conversations to address the following:
- Session 1: How can a step-change in our approach to climate education in the formal school curriculum be made?
- Session 2: How can a step-change in our approach to extra-curricular climate education be made?
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