The most obvious global link to this theme is Climate Change as this, the most serious environmental problem of our time, is intrinsically linked to energy use. The problems associated with Climate Change are vast, and they impact both the environment and people all over the globe, in particular people in developing countries. The Global Citizenship approach you will take throughout this theme will help you to discover how your efforts to reduce energy and tackle inequalities contribute to a global movement for more sustainable livelihoods, systems, and practices everywhere.
Explore the 17 Sustainable Development Goals through books suitable for all ages in our Global Goals Book Club. Click the button below to access a book for almost all SDGs (with more on the way) and the recordings and resources to bring the stories and the goals to life!
St Peters National School received the Green Flag for Global Citizenship - Energy in 2016. They currently have 11 teachers and 227 students attending the school.
St. Brigid’s GNS is based in Palmerstown and was awarded the Green Flag for Global Citizenship - Energy in 2016. The school presently has 20 teachers and 360 pupils in attendance.
St. Joseph's Secondary School is an all girls school in Castlebar, Co. Mayo. There are 480 students and 30 teaching staff. They were awarded the Green Flag for Global Citizenship - Energy in May 2016.
SN Muire Letterfrack is a small school in West Galway with big ambitious plans to tell everyone about Climate Change!
Take part in this year’s Big Travel Challenge between Tuesday the 4th – Friday the 14th of February 2025 Love Our Health, Love Our Planet for Valentine’s Day Is your …
We are delighted to launch the Green-Schools Water Poster & Video Competition 2025 to eligible schools*. The theme of the competition this year is Water is Life. Travel anywhere in …
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