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Latest News: Schools
Helping my old school go solar
11 May 12My memories of school are, by and large, fond ones but I, probably like many people, have not had any contact with these places of my childhood since I left. That’s all about to change though - I've emailed my old school to suggest that they apply to take part in Solar Schools.
Being involved in the project makes me totally biased, sure, but I wish there had been something like this to get involved in when I was at school.
Checking the school’s website I’ve found my favourite science teacher is still there. The rest of the names mean nothing to me but it has been cough a few years since I left!
I'm hoping my old science teacher remembers me ... I imagine teachers only really remember the unruly students and the overachieving whizz-kids! I didn't fall into either of those categories but even if he doesnt remember me, the Solar Schools idea speaks for itself!
Global news round up
5 Apr 12
April is Remade month at 10:10, which means we'll be sharing tips and skills to help you keep your favourite things working like new.
New Energyshare funds
28 Mar 12
10:10 Brighton and Hove uses Energyshare to build support
Energyshare brings people together in person and online to build local renewable energy and efficiency projects.
As well as giving advice and tools to build support online, it also runs the Energyshare fund, giving money to community groups to get renewable energy projects off the ground.
Stuck? Get one-on-one help from a 10:10 expert
2 Mar 12
If you're responsible for your organisation's 10:10 effort, you know that this carbon-cutting business isn't always smooth sailing – sometimes you need a bit of extra help.
How-to guides are great, but there's no substitute for talking to someone who's actually been there – someone who knows what it's like to pitch an energy-saving idea to a sceptical boss, or put a shiny new transport policy into practice.
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