This narrated video (MP4) describes the need for Global Car Recycling Day and what it means to recycle cars responsibly. It is aimed at higher KS1, mainly KS2 and year 7 of KS3 pupils as either a lesson resource or an assembly. It is an engaging video using the Global Car Recycling Day Mascot ‘Carlu’ and describes why it is important to recycle cars, how responsible car recycling protects the environment and how children can help this important campaign. There are lots of other supporting resources available related to this video - a follow up power point presentation and activity worksheets, puzzles, drawing and colouring as well as discussion points for older pupils. The video is 5 minutes, 52 seconds long and concludes by thanking the children for watching.

This narrated video (MP4) describes the need for Global Car Recycling Day and what it means to recycle cars responsibly. It is aimed at KS3 and KS4 pupils as either a lesson resource, an assembly, a registration task or tutor activity. It is an engaging video describing why it is important to recycle cars, how responsible car recycling protects the environment and how pupils can help this important campaign. There are lots of other supporting resources available related to this video - a follow up power point presentation and activity worksheets and discussion points. The topics covered work as a standalone issue for PSHCE or enrichment but the main topics of recycling, environmental protection and circular economy also link in with the sciences, geography, economics and business. The video is 5 minutes, 51 seconds long and concludes by thanking the pupils for watching and commenting that some of them may end up working in the automotive industry.

This PowerPoint presentation describes the need for Global Car Recycling Day, what it means to recycle cars responsibly and how children can help with the campaign to help protect the environment. It is aimed at KS2 but would also work for some older KS1 children and year 7 of KS3 pupils, as either a lesson resource or an assembly or tutor activity. It is just 5 slides, covering the main points to either follow-up the related Global Car Recycling Day video or to be used as a stand-alone resource. Global Car Recycling Day mascot ‘Carlu’ helps describes why it is important to recycle cars, how responsible car recycling protects the environment and how children can help this important campaign. There are lots of other supporting resources available related to this presentation - activity worksheets, puzzles, drawing and colouring. The last slide has discussion points for older pupils called ‘things to talk about’.

This narrated video (MP4) describes the need for Global Car Recycling Day and what it means to recycle cars responsibly. It is aimed at KS3, KS4 and KS5 pupils as either a lesson resource, an assembly, a registration task or tutor activity. It is an engaging video describing why it is important to recycle cars, how responsible car recycling protects the environment and how pupils can help this important campaign. (This is the extended version of the KS3/KS4 video with additional information on global relevance and vehicle manufacturer responsibility.) There are lots of other supporting resources available related to this video - a follow up power point presentation and activity worksheets and discussion points. The topics covered work as a standalone issue for PSHCE or enrichment but the main topics of recycling, environmental protection and circular economy also link in with the sciences, geography, economics and business. The video is 7 minutes, 24 seconds long and concludes by thanking the pupils for watching and commenting that some of them may end up working in the automotive industry. Please note the uploaded video is lower quality as the upload file limit was 200MB - you can stream the HD version via the You Tube link.

This PowerPoint presentation describes the need for Global Car Recycling Day, what it means to recycle cars responsibly and how students can help with the campaign to help protect the environment. It is aimed at senior school pupils from KS3, KS4 and KS5, as either a lesson resource or an assembly or tutor activity. It is just 5 slides covering the main points and can either be used as a follow-up to the related Global Car Recycling Day video, or to be used as a stand-alone resource. The short presentation describes why it is important to recycle cars responsibly, why Global Car Recycling Day is needed, how responsible car recycling protects the environment as part of a circular economy and why that will help achieve a sustainable car industry. The final slides describe how students can help this important campaign - what they can do - and gives a range of discussion topics - asking lots of questions to promote thinking and discussion from pupils. The topics covered work as a standalone issue for PSHCE or enrichment but the main topics of recycling, environmental protection and circular economy also link in with the sciences, geography, economics and business. There are other supporting resources available related to this presentation - activity worksheets and fact sheets.