With cold weather forecast, this week's featured activity is about identifying the difficulties wildlife can face during winter, and how we can help them through these tricky times.

This activity looks at the food we eat and where it comes from (AKA its food miles). Can you reduce the energy that goes into getting your food from A to B by eating local, seasonal produce?

This week's featured activity is from our People category. 'Fairtrade: Create a radio/video advert' is all about the topic of Fairtrade.

Our 'Breaking the Bag Habit' activity helps students learn about plastic bag waste and challenges them to design an exciting reusable bag to use when out shopping.

This week's featured activity looks at the life and works of some inspirational female scientists from around the world.

Our first featured activity for 2016 is about finding a new life for discarded plastic bottles. Can they be put to good use?

Another wintry resource of the week for you this week, looking at the 'Little Ice Age' of the 16th - 19th centuries.

This week's featured activity is about identifying the difficulties wildlife can face during cold weather, and how we can help them through these tricky times.

The more energy we use at home the more greenhouse gases are created contributing to climate change, and the more money we spend on our energy bills. This activity helps you see where energy is used at home and how YOU can reduce it!

The average person in the UK uses a massive 153 litres of water per day. A lot of this is wasted through dripping taps, overfilled kettles and inefficient appliances. What can YOU do to help?

This week's featured activity is all about the waste we generate and where we can decrease this to save energy.