Published Date:
11 October 2007
By Staff Copy
PUPILS learnt how to reduce their carbon footprint at a roadshow run by oil giant BP.
Anthony Gell students took part in a session looking into the environmental, social and economic impact of reducing carbon.
The roadshow included role-plays, calculating carbon footprints and making storyboards.
Pupils had to show what they learnt by using voting pads.
BP will now provide free training to a teacher at the school with tips on discussion work.
Science teacher Claire Waring , who organised the day said: “The students worked really hard and had lots of interesting ideas. We are grateful to BP for such a thought-provoking input.”
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Last Updated:
04 October 2007 12:28 PM
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Source:
Matlock Mercury
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Location:
Matlock
