Finished Book

Made In Scotland

By lots of people

Get Schooled...

ON CLIMATE CHANGE

THERE IS NO PLANET B...

CONTENTS

Page No.

Introduction
King’s Park Primary School Primary 7A
Ashton Secondary School class LL5
St Philomena’s RC Primary School P4 & P6 . . .
Rosshall Academy
Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School Digital Leaders
George Milliken @Digi Learn Scot at Education Scotland
Banton Primary Biggies P6 & P7
Mount Florida Primary School P1 & P6
Castlemilk Family Learning Centre
Cranhill Primary
Holyrood Secondary
Broomlea Primary School
All Saints RC Secondary
Next Steps for World Leaders

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Introduction

This book is an interactive collaboration between 1 Early Years Centre, 2 Partners, 4 Secondary Schools and 7 Primary Schools, all with one thing in common - Raising Awareness of Climate Change.

Exploring this book will help you to understand who we are, what we are doing and why it is important.

Our book is a compilation of images, text, videos and sound recordings, so you can see and listen to our stories.

We also hope it makes you think about how you can can make a pledge to change what you do in order to tackle climate change.

MAP

ABOUT ME

Where in our beautiful world are you?

King’s Park Primary School, Glasgow.

Fact about our local area:

We are really close to the Cathkin Braes, where you’ll find the lost woods.

Website/Twitter:

@KingsparkP

1. Map - Add map where you are from?

2. Hi - Add a selfie to say hi?

3. More - Name, Title, Website/Twitter

4. Record - who you are and where you are from

Name:

LISTEN

TO WHO WE ARE

How you can stop climate change!

AT SCHOOL

The whole school has been involved in the Lost Woods Project. The project involves us sending eight of our amazing pupils to help plant baby oak trees at a woodland in Cathkin Braes. The trees when planted will map out a map of Glasgow. The eight pupils were chosen from a ‘Make Glasgow Greener’ competition we held in school. This is one of the winning entries from ….

AT HOME

In class we recycle our plastic bottles. Then our teacher Miss Connelly takes to to Sainsbury's. Sainsbury’s uses reverse vending recycling which allows customers to return each plastic bottle in exchange for 5p coupons towards their shop.