Description

This article explores the development of the UK Government's Sustainable Schools Initiative and examines the contribution that science teaching can make to this. Drawing on recent research in schools and on development work in initial teacher education, the article argues that, in the absence of policy that enables schools to bring subject areas together, schools will have to take responsibility for this themselves.

ESD
Sustainability

More from this issue

Getting Practical is a continuing professional development (CPD) course that was launched at the ASE conference in Nottingham in January 2010....

Jan 2010
Journal Article

Answering some of the questions raised in the production of a previous article led to the development of a simple alternative design for the...

Jan 2010
Journal Article

In this article we take a critical look at education for sustainable development (ESD), which is a more contested idea than policy makers might...

Jan 2010
Journal Article