Events Climate Conferences

The time to act on the climate emergency is right here and now. The UK will host the United Nations COP26 in Glasgow in 2021 and this brings a unique opportunity for young people to influence our response to the climate crisis. InterClimate Network is delighted to join again with the London Borough of Hounslow and Hounslow Education Partnership to offer an event to bring this critical COP26 debate to life.

InterClimate Network (ICN) is delighted to be working again with Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council to offer a secondary schools’ event to bring the critical COP26 debate to life.

Schoolchildren from six local schools will take on the role of negotiating teams during COP26 at a unique youth summit, and engage with local decision-makers.

InterClimate Network is delighted to join again with Cheltenham Council and other local partners to offer an event to bring this critical COP26 debate to life.

“Thank you so much for organising this opportunity, our boys absolutely loved the conference and were keen for it to continue all day.’
Teacher feedback, Merseyside Schools Climate Conference 2020

Reading Schools Debate Global Ambition on Climate Change and Pledge Local Action

Secondary students from Bristol and South Gloucestershire met to debate global climate change, and local action.

Students from across Solihull met in the Civic Suite on 28th November to debate climate change and to develop their ideas for local actions.

Students from Gloucestershire schools met in Cheltenham on 26th November for an intense debate the 'wicked problem' of international climate change, and to work with local experts on what they could do themselves.

Students make climate action their main goal at ICN's Hounslow Climate Conference.