Dr Bianca Kronemann from Hull University has led another inspiring session at The Boulevard Academy with 24 students designing their school's version of the Eco Game. The children considered how different extreme weather and climate changes could affect the school campus and what could be done to mitigate against this. There were some really creative ideas.

Students from Kelvin Hall School and The Boulevard Academy have had a session organised by 'Oh Yes Net Zero'. They met at the Jubilee Central building in Hull to learn about different Flood solutions including 'Sustainable Drainage Systems' (SUDs), Tree Pits and Permeable Paving from 'Living with Water' expert, Lauren Murtagh. The students then had to produce a plan for a flood relief scheme on their school site, prepare a presentation and then deliver their case to the rest of the groups. It...

Aaliyah and Jessica from the C3 Group visited Sidmouth Primary School's JLT this afternoon to review their Eco work in 2024-25. The...