Melanie Harwood Education Specialist

The Handwriting Match Fit Assessment Diagnostic Toolkit was created by Melanie Harwood, Handwriting Specialist and Founder of The Handwriting Teachers Association. With fifteen years experience and specialist expertise in the teaching of mark making and handwriting, Melanie has delivered The Handwriting Match Fit Assessment to thousands of learners throughout the United Kingdom and the Middle East and has begun training Certified Handwriting Specialist Teachers globally.

Learn more about the Handwriting Assessment Training (In Person) today: https://bit.ly/HandwritingAssessmentTrainingInPerson

Brackenbury Primary School in Hammersmith & Fulham, is the first eduCCate Global Bronze Award school for Climate Literacy in London and are working towards the Silver Award for Carbon Literacy.

Holme Grange School has become the very first school to be awarded the eduCCate Global Gold Award for their work on sustainability and climate change issues. The Gold status is a real game changer.

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First Climate Change Teachers in the world certified Gold begin work toward creation of Climate Change GCSE! Holme Grange teachers are the most highly skilled Climate Literacy proficient teachers on the planet who have been instrumental in reframing the narrative...

Melanie Harwood, co-founder of the not-for-profit, eduCCate Global, explains the context of the initiative further: “Children are far more vulnerable to climate-related disasters and associated health risks than any other social group. We need to give them the tools to understand the effects of a changing climate so that they can take well informed and effective action in the future. Now, more than ever, schools need to take the lead in helping our youngsters make sense of the issues and options.”

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Brackenbury Primary School in Hammersmith & Fulham, is the first eduCCate Global Bronze Award school for Climate Literacy in London and are working towards the Silver Award for Carbon Literacy Larry Flanagan, General Secretary, Educational Institute of Scotland and President, ETUCE, European Region of Education International said: “We have to...

Schools who undertake the eduCCate Global Awards program are committed to being a leader in their community.

Longdean School is ahead of the curve in addressing the climate change education challenge that was repeatedly echoed at and following COP26.

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Longdean School in Hemel Hempstead achieves eduCCate Global Bronze Award for climate literacy Schools who undertake the eduCCate Global Awards program are committed to being a leader in their community

Our world is warming, but taking action on climate change can make all our lives better. 9 things you can do about climate change

Here are 9 things you can do about climate change:

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9 things you can do about climate change With so many experts on climate change here at Imperial, many people ask us what they personally can do about it?

Inoculating trees with an edible fungi can produce more protein per hectare than pasture-raised beef, while reforesting, storing carbon and restoring biodiversity.

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How a humble mushroom could save forests and fight climate change Inoculating trees with an edible fungi can produce more protein per hectare than pasture-raised beef, while reforesting, storing carbon and restoring biodiversity.

Brackenbury Primary School in Hammersmith & Fulham, is the first eduCCate Global Bronze Award school for Climate Literacy in London and are working towards the Silver Award for Carbon Literacy Larry Flanagan, General Secretary, Educational Institute of Scotland and President, ETUCE, European Region of Education International said: “We have to...

A Censuswide survey has revealed new plant-based trends.

Major takeaways include more than 20 percent of participants reducing meat intake in light of the climate crisis. It was revealed that 32 percent are willing to change their diets to help the environment.

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20% of Brits Are Eating Less Meat To Actively Fight Climate Change, Survey Finds A survey commissioned by Ecosia has revealed that the U.K. is looking to eat less meat to help in the fight against climate change.

A school in Hemel Hempstead is the first in Hertfordshire to achieve the eduCCate Global Bronze Award for climate literacy.

The eduCCate Global Bronze Award is the first bold step in building a coherent whole school approach to climate change that is designed to build schools’ confidence and capacity to deliver high impact solution focused climate change education.

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Longdean School in Hemel Hempstead achieves eduCCate Global Bronze Award for climate literacy Schools who undertake the eduCCate Global Awards program are committed to being a leader in their community