Climate Schools Programme intro science lesson

Last updated: 17 April 2025
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Green energy transition 

This is an introductory science lesson, part of the Climate Schools Programme. 

The lesson is designed to: 

  • Introduce or remind students about different methods of generating power 
  • Introduce the concepts of carbon removal and carbon capture Provide a grounding in understanding how engineers are tackling climate change 

This resource includes: 

  • Climate Schools Programme slide deck 

 

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