Free-to-use and adaptable educational resources to help teach climate change and energy in primary schools. Suitable for children in Early Years through to Key Stage 2, covering topics like ‘What is climate?’, ‘ How to save energy’, and ‘What is fuel poverty?’. All the resources can be found at cse.org.uk/resource/teaching-climate-and-energy-educational-resources These materials were produced as part of the Merton Energy Matters project with the funding and support of the London Borough of Merton and Merton’s Climate Action Group. They have been trialled and tested with the Be Different Federation of schools and developed in collaboration with other primary schools in Merton. All images have been used with permission or with Creative Commons licensing including, Unsplash and Creazilla. The Energy Matters logo and illustrations were created by illustrator and CSE Household Energy Services team member, Daisy. If you have any questions, comments or feedback regarding these materials, please email communities@cse.org.uk.

Free-to-use and adaptable educational resources to help teach climate change and energy in primary schools. Suitable for children in Early Years through to Key Stage 2, covering topics like ‘What is climate?’, ‘ How to save energy’, and ‘What is fuel poverty?’. All the resources can be found at cse.org.uk/resource/teaching-climate-and-energy-educational-resources These materials were produced as part of the Merton Energy Matters project with the funding and support of the London Borough of Merton and Merton’s Climate Action Group. They have been trialled and tested with the Be Different Federation of schools and developed in collaboration with other primary schools in Merton. All images have been used with permission or with Creative Commons licensing including, Unsplash and Creazilla. The Energy Matters logo and illustrations were created by illustrator and CSE Household Energy Services team member, Daisy. If you have any questions, comments or feedback regarding these materials, please email communities@cse.org.uk.

Free-to-use and adaptable educational resources to help teach climate change and energy in primary schools. Suitable for children in Early Years through to Key Stage 2, covering topics like ‘What is climate?’, ‘ How to save energy’, and ‘What is fuel poverty?’. All the resources can be found at cse.org.uk/resource/teaching-climate-and-energy-educational-resources These materials were produced as part of the Merton Energy Matters project with the funding and support of the London Borough of Merton and Merton’s Climate Action Group. They have been trialled and tested with the Be Different Federation of schools and developed in collaboration with other primary schools in Merton. All images have been used with permission or with Creative Commons licensing including, Unsplash and Creazilla. The Energy Matters logo and illustrations were created by illustrator and CSE Household Energy Services team member, Daisy. If you have any questions, comments or feedback regarding these materials, please email communities@cse.org.uk.

Free-to-use and adaptable educational resources to help teach climate change and energy in primary schools. Suitable for children in Early Years through to Key Stage 2, covering topics like ‘What is climate?’, ‘ How to save energy’, and ‘What is fuel poverty?’. All the resources can be found at cse.org.uk/resource/teaching-climate-and-energy-educational-resources These materials were produced as part of the Merton Energy Matters project with the funding and support of the London Borough of Merton and Merton’s Climate Action Group. They have been trialled and tested with the Be Different Federation of schools and developed in collaboration with other primary schools in Merton. All images have been used with permission or with Creative Commons licensing including, Unsplash and Creazilla. The Energy Matters logo and illustrations were created by illustrator and CSE Household Energy Services team member, Daisy. If you have any questions, comments or feedback regarding these materials, please email communities@cse.org.uk.