Road to Net Zero

It has been a busy autumn term for our Eco Committees and Hull University. The last session today was with Ings Primary School pupils. Dr Steven Forrest and Dr Bianca Kronemann worked with pupils to identify the effects of climate hazards at the school and produce lego models of possible solutions. It was interesting to note how each group first devised barrier defence systems before then making models of rescue systems. It was another highly collaborative session.

Jessica and Aaliyah from the C3 Group continued their visits to our Thrive Schools with the presentation of their C3 Eco Excellence in...

Ings Junior Leadership Team were delighted to welcome Jessica and Aaliyah from the C3 Group on their special Eco Day. The school has been...

Ings' Eco committee from their Junior Leadership Team had an important meeting this afternoon. They relooked at the three big actions...

The newly-elected JLT/Eco Committee at Ings primary school have met to undertake a mind-mapping exercise on their Eco priorities for this...

Congratulations!!! Fantastic work Mr Bell and the Eco Team at Ings. We are very pleased to tell you that you and your Eco-Committee at...

Those brilliant Eco Pupils at Ings Primary School have planned some great Eco Challenges for the Spring and Summer terms. Well done,...

Ings Primary School Junior Leadership Team had a busy meeting today, looking through all of the suggested Carbon Reducing ideas from the...

Congratulations to Ings Primary School on gaining their second Eco Schools Green Flag. This is what the Eco Schools Assessors had to say...

We love your democratic and fair approach to appointing Eco-Committee members. It's great to see that other pupils played a part in the...