Take part in Teach the Parent Day and show THE IMPACT OUR CONVERSATIONS can have in JUST ONE DAY!
THURSDAY 8TH JUNE
Teach the Parent puts young people in the educator’s seat as they provide their parents with climate education through informal conversations. We hope this will inspire our parents to take action on climate change and adopt more environmentally friendly practices in their lives.
On Thursday 8th June, in celebration of the UN's Global Day of Parents, and as part of Big Green Week, we want to show the impact young people can have in just one day. We want to support thousands of young people through their schools to join our campaign and teach their parents!
Be sure to shout about Teach the Parent day on social media with #TTPDay and join our Instagram live at 5pm on 8th June at @sosuk_charity.
Read some of our Teach the Parent success stories on the BBC here, to help you get inspired!
Take part
Want to help us take climate action and encourage young people to take part? There are a few simple steps you can take to run Teach the Parent day in your school.
Check out the resources below to help you get started, making sure to head to the right page if you are a teacher or student.
Resources
Schools
Thank you to all of the schools below, who have registered to take part in Teach the Parent day!
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parents have pledged to make a positive environmental change in their energy usage
parents have pledged to make a positive environmental change in their food consumption
parents have pledged to make a positive environmental change in their transport
parents have pledged to make a positive environmental change for biodiversity
parents have pledged to make a positive environmental change in their waste
parents have pledged to make a positive environmental change to prevent deforestation
parents have pledged to make a positive environmental through their banking
parents have pledged to make a positive environmental change through voting
Teach the Parent
We’re putting young people in the educator’s seat as they provide their parents with climate education through informal conversations.
