Humans
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Humans who are involved...
...And we work with many more humans as we continue on our magical quest... Huge thanks to Señor Chris Robson, Chris is a a very, very special human who truly makes magic. He runs and edits all our podcasts and stories through https://www.chrisrobsonaudio.com/. He also designed all the graphics for the Magical Orange Doorway, creates social media assets, advises and calms us down. |
Background
This story was started at the Schools Climate Summit as part of London Climate Action Week (LCAW) during the global pandemic. It was inspired by a video call from Glebe School's Wild Area. And by a belief that, despite everything, there is hope and magic amongst good friends, good food, grandmothers (Abuelas) and Glebe pupils. The story launched a project between two groups of young people: pupils at Glebe School, an SEN school in the London Borough of Bromley and young people in a refuge on the outskirts of Lima, Peru. The project has two parallel journeys:
Project Peru We are a small team of staff from Geography and Spanish at Glebe School working with a charity called Project Peru. To find out more about our school's Proyecto Peru click here. You can help us raise money for our friends at the charity, Project Peru, via the button below |
Created by the Proyecto Peru team at Glebe School and Chris Robson in partnership.
Working closely with the following
Working closely with the following
And if this magical story inspires you why not get involved from your own perspective?
And tell us how you get on.
Start your school's journey into sustainability:
And tell us how you get on.
Start your school's journey into sustainability:
- Outdoor Classroom Day (https://outdoorclassroomday.com/)
- Eco-Schools (https://www.eco-schools.org.uk/)
- London National Park City (https://www.nationalparkcity.london/get-more-involved/get-more-involved-1/schools-network)
- Great resources at Transform Our World (https://www.transform-our-world.org/)
- Find out more about London Sustainable Schools Forum (http://www.londonsustainableschools.org/)