Roots & Shoots: forMULA project toolkit and ocean pollution activities
The Jane Goodall Institute’s four-step project method (engage, observe, do, celebrate) for youth groups tackling local waste.
Lesson plans, audits, experiments, conversation cards and vetted external resources by age.
The Jane Goodall Institute’s four-step project method (engage, observe, do, celebrate) for youth groups tackling local waste.
A campaign-building programme for 11–18s: bootcamps, an online classroom, a campaign toolkit and micro-grants.
A curated K–12 resource index plus the illustrated Plastic-Free Campus Manual (2024) for colleges and universities.
The most complete UK-curriculum plastics package: full lesson packs for ages 5–16 in Science, Geography, design and technology (D&T) and Citizenship, delivered via Encounter…
Hands-on design courses in which children build and pitch solutions to waste and plastic problems, with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
Six lesson plans for 12–19s and a Learning Hub explaining why recycling alone fails and what circular design looks like.
Ocean Conservancy and US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) modules for grades 3–12 on sources, impacts and prevention, with art and science strands…
US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)’s public-domain curriculum: 3 units and 16 lessons on sources, effects and solutions, including waste audits and advocacy.
A classroom-ready KS2 (ages 7–11) teacher handbook with activity sheets, an assembly and the ‘Plastic is NOT fantastic’ poster.
Teacher-facing articles, maps, activities and videos for grades 5–12, including ‘Sea to Source’ and ‘The World’s Plastic Pollution Crisis Explained’.