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This document contains thirteen participatory activities that help bridge the gap between the recommendations of the National Framework for Sustainable Schools and school improvement planning.

The activities are intended to help schools plan, implement, monitor and evaluate their progress towards becoming a sustainable school. The activities can be used individually, in combination, or in their intended sequence, depending on where schools are starting from, and what best meets their needs.

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BookletPlanning a Sustainable School - Driving school improvement through sustainable development

Reference: 00245-2008BKT-EN
Format: Booklet
Weight: 338
Dimensions: A4

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AudienceGovernors, Headteachers, Schools, Support staff, Teachers, Teaching assistants
FormatBooklet
Date issuedApril 2008
FunctionPractice
ReferenceDCSF-00245-2008
PriceFREE

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Includes
  • Foreword
  • About sustainable schools
  • Activities for school improvement planning
  • Cultivating care
  • Defining sustainable schools
  • Widening participation
  • Leadership for sustainable schools
  • My school’s journey
  • Getting started with s3
  • Stepping stones
  • Opening doors
  • Developing a sustainable school
  • Work plan
  • Learning during
  • Learning after
  • Evidence and evaluative statements
  • Where next?