Signs of a changing climate... (Source: Royal Meteorological Society Royal Meteorological Society) View a range of excellent weather & climate resources from the Royal Meteorological Society here 👉ow.ly/1YVa50RU1GF Check out our geography trips: ow.ly/34Zy50RU1GG #geographyteacher

What aspects of climate change should be covered in a school curriculum? This is a question that the innovative Climate Change Concept Association Tool, developed by the RMetS will help curriculum developers and teachers to answer. Read more at rmets.org/news.

A new free interactive tool has been developed for curriculum developers and teachers to explore the concepts of #ClimateChange. Read more about Royal Meteorological Society' Climate Change Concept Association Tool 👇 tinyurl.com/y29k8p5d

The new RMetS Climate Change Concept Association Tool makes it easier for curriculum developers and teachers to explore the breadth and depth of concepts which are covered by the term ‘climate change’ as well as the links between them. 📖 Read more at rmets.org/news.

A new collection of Climate Change fieldwork resources has landed for the @the_GA's #NationalFestivalOfFieldwork, to allow secondary school geographers to explore how vulnerable their school is to extreme heat and what can be done to adapt to that risk. metlink.org/resource/extre…

🌏 What is climate literacy? Who needs it? What does high-quality climate education look like? When should people develop it, and how? Professor Sylvia Knight explores these questions... metlink.org/blog/climate-c…

*NEW RESOURCE* on Dr Frost : Changing the Subject with Higher Powers, Roots, Including Brackets and Fractions by Lauren Richards, containing Royal Meteorological Society RMetS MetLink content. Take a look here: drfrost.org/downloadables.…

The new RMetS Climate Change Concept Association Tool enables curriculum leads and developers to identify gaps, missed links, or inadequate progression in their approach to teaching climate change across different subjects. Explore the tool 👇 metlink.org/curriculum/cli…

Maths is at the centre of all things science, and climate change is no different. The Climate Calculations Challenge requires students to explore the broad topic of climate change and the many possible links it has to mathematics. Get started at mathsweek.scot/schools/maths-….

Since 1970, more than 90% of excess heat in the climate system has been absorbed by oceans. The CO2 that oceans are absorbing is also having a notable impact on their chemistry. Learn about ocean acidification with Ellie & Simon Foster at Imperial College London! 👇youtu.be/hJ7NSzH1UPc

Join +44,000 weather enthusiasts who've explored the physical processes that drive UK weather systems and complete fun fieldwork. From the @UoR and RMetS, the popular online course, Come Rain or Shine, is now free to complete over 5 weeks! Enrol today 👇 futurelearn.com/courses/come-r…

Many thanks to Sylvia and Emily from Royal Meteorological Society for helping the IoE Uni of Reading Geographers to brush up their weather & climate knowledge and skills. #geographyteacher ☔️ 🌞 ⚡️ ⛄️

Well deserved Geoff! An inspirational Chair of the Education Committee, and still an active and valued member, contributing to our latest meeting at Society HQ last Wednesday.

Bring COP to the classroom with a range of resources focused on climate change in Azerbaijan. These ideas can be adapted to support teaching to engage geography students with the negotiations and where they are taking place! Access the resources 🔗 metlink.org/resource/geogr…

We’ve been delighted to work with Mastery Science to develop two new science teaching resources which are based on the climate and biodiversity stripes. To learn more visit: metlink.org/blog/teaching/… #ClimateEducation #Biodiversity

The 2023/ 2024 DfE Climate Literacy Survey of school leavers shows that, although most school leavers are ‘fairly concerned’ about climate change more are ‘not very’ or ‘not at all’ concerned about climate change than are ‘very concerned’. Visit: metlink.org/blog/climate-c…

80% of respondents to the 2023/ 2024 DfE Climate Literacy Survey of school leavers could not identify the correct definition of ‘net zero’. For more visit: metlink.org/blog/climate-c… #ClimateLiteracy

Most school leavers in England don’t appreciate the level of consensus about anthropogenic climate change amongst scientists according to the 2023/ 2024 DfE Climate Literacy Survey of school leavers. For more visit: metlink.org/blog/climate-c… #EducationForSustainability

The Climate Literacy Survey 2025 is now open and we are looking for schools to participate in this year’s survey. It should take 5-10 minutes and should be completed online and in school. To take the survey visit: metlink.org/blog/climate-c… #ClimateLiteracy

The DfE have published the results of the 2024 Climate Literacy Report of school leavers in England (Year 11). To read the report visit: metlink.org/blog/climate-c… #ClimateLiteracy #ClimateChangeEducation #EnvironmentalAwareness