Kids

Earlier this autumn, I was invited to be the very first ‘Ten minutes with…’ interviewee for Green Squirrel‘s newly launched … Read More

‘Me & My Bee’ – an energetic romp through a huge issue, with some big problems   Reviewed by Mim, … Read More

Illustrator Floyd Cooper, one half of the duo behind one of our Many Voices Collection top book picks, has died … Read More

For the last few weeks, I have had the 23 books on their way to the Many Voices Collection (MVC) … Read More

You may have read our post about why Nathan Bryon and Dapo Adeola’s ‘Clean up!’ was our favourite children’s book … Read More

Some homeschooling links from our friends at Oxfam: New Year’s Resolutions: Help learners shape their ideal future COVID-19 responses around … Read More

We’re thrilled to announce that we have been successful in our bid to Westmill Solar Co-operative’s first round of community … Read More

My 4 year old and I discovered this book, by Nathan Bryon and illustrated by Dapo Adeola, earlier this year.  … Read More

Last month, I was lucky enough to stumble upon an online Semble event, ‘Supporting youth climate action in our communities’.  … Read More

Thanks to those of you who came along to our workshop on talking to kids about climate change, which we … Read More

We’re really pleased to be offering a workshop as part of this year’s CAG Fresh Thinking workshop series. At 6pm … Read More

There are some great FREE online resources emerging under lockdown, aimed at children being homeschooled.  Here are a few we … Read More

A few weeks back, in association with LCWO, the ECI / School of Geography hosted Professor Martin Evans, Chair of … Read More

www.kidsclimateaction.org Our work exploring communicating climate change in a safe and empowering way with kids is really taking off, with … Read More

LCWO has been working closely with partners to support young children in the face of climate change.  Part of this … Read More

Low Carbon West Oxford, along with fellow CAG Low Carbon Oxford North, and independent expert Kim Polgreen, are partners in … Read More

A couple of weeks ago, I was lucky enough to be in the packed-out Friends House in Euston for a … Read More