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Welcome to One Planet Schools, providing information, encouragement and inspiration for schools working to put sustainability issues at the heart of school life.


Perhaps China's most well known species the Giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca), China © WWF Canon / Michel GUNTHER

Pandas to playgrounds

The next issue of Learn, WWF's termly poster pack for schools, will focus on the history of WWF and the animal which has featured on our logo for over 48 years - the Giant Panda. Through a range of activities, you and your pupils can explore how this charismatic animal is linked to the our lifestyles in the UK. Register to receive your free copy.

amur tiger © WWF/KLEIN & HUBERT

Latest issue of Learn

The latest issue of Learn, WWF's free termly poster, is available to download now. This term we focus on global dimensions in our special tiger issue.

Computers and learning CD from Photodisc

Online course for educators

WWF's highly respected online course for educators on sustainable schools will run again in January 2009. Places are limited and registration has now begun.

Green Awards

WWF film is finalist in Green Awards

We are delighted to announce that WWF's new film for schools - One Planet Future - is a finalist in the Green Awards for 2008. This innovative film made in partnership with year 5 students from Our Lady of Muswell Primary School in London tells the WWF story in a highly creative way. Watch it now on green.tv.

Watch our new film for schools

One Planet Future DVD Logo for online course for teachers

Education news...

Children's climate change project

Children from across Scotland got the chance to contribute to the debate about climate change through a unique new project.