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Green School Action Clubs

Student-led environmental clubs guided by teachers to promote tree care, waste literacy, school greening, and climate action habits.

Context

The challenge

Many schools talk about the environment but do not have a structured system for learners to practice environmental leadership.

Green School Action Clubs give learners a structured platform to practice environmental leadership while teachers provide guidance and supervision.

Clubs can lead school clean-up campaigns, tree stewardship, waste audits, climate notice boards, environmental days, and peer education activities.

The goal is to make sustainability visible in daily school life and not only during one-time events.

Impact

Expected outcomes

Active student leadersCleaner school spacesVisible climate cornersDocumented school action
More programmes

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Training, school action, resources, and community programmes for teachers across Ghana.

Training
01

Teacher Climate Education Labs

Hands-on training sessions that help teachers turn climate concepts into practical lessons, activities, and school-based action projects.

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Community
02

Community Climate Dialogues

Local forums connecting teachers, parents, community leaders, youth groups, and institutions around environmental stewardship.

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Resources
03

Climate Resource Bank

Teacher-friendly guides, lesson notes, worksheets, posters, and activity cards for environmental and climate education.

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