Three Schools helping Hull University Climate Resilience Researchers
- Paul Browning
- Feb 9, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 11, 2024
We had the third of our workshops with Hull University this afternoon. Students at The Boulevard Academy were joined by pupils from Chiltern and St. George's Primary Schools for another wonderful session with the team looking at Climate Resilience and Net Zero solutions. This is another great example of Pupil Agency in action, with all of this work fitting into solution-focused research. We were also joined by Lucy Frankish from the C3 Group. It is brilliant to be involved in such important co-production with some amazing colleagues.
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