Listen to Show & Tell for inspiring stories from teachers across the UK who are empowering students to take action on climate change. Supported by the PACTS initiative, these educators are helping students engage with MPs and shape the future of our planet.
How can students hold politicians accountable for climate action? Through PACTS (Politicians Accountable for Climate to Students), a groundbreaking schools initiative empowering students to influence their MPs and engage meaningfully in the political process.
Here’s what makes PACTS unique:
It’s more than just writing letters—it’s an ongoing dialogue, with students following up and questioning commitments over time.
It transforms how students understand and participate in the political cycle, fostering confidence and real-world impact.
Teachers have a bold vision for the future of education—one where values, well-being, and sustainability are at the core of every classroom. It’s a future that puts students first and builds a better world through education.
In each episode, they sit down with inspiring teachers who are bringing PACTS to life in their classrooms. They share:
Why they signed up for PACTS.
How they’re making it happen, from classroom discussions to meeting MPs.
The incredible impact it’s having on their students and schools.
Their top tips to encourage other teachers to take action.
Here are the episodes so far:
Episode 2: Emma Vyvyan – Empowering Students to Tackle Plastic Waste
If you’d like to share your story and be featured, schedule a call with Sandy here.
If these stories resonate with you, download the resources to bring PACTS to your school today! Sign up now.
Photo credits: Reboot the Future Education website