NAEE UK has, for over fifty years, provided support for educators and education professionals to supply and deliver all aspects of environmental education across all levels of the curriculum.

NAEE (UK) is a voluntary organisation, with no state funding, run by experienced teachers from a wide variety of educational institutions. We use funds raised from subscriptions and donations to promote the teaching of environmental education across the curriculum as well as education for sustainable development.

NAEE UK is linked to key players in the field of sustainable education here in the UK, as well as USA, NZ, China. We also link with other smaller charities around the world.

NAEE is going through some exciting changes: a new president, Professor William Scott; new Vice-Presidents, Mick Waters and Anne Kenrick; and our upcoming new website.

NAEE NEWS:

• Members, please note that there will be a Special General Meeting on Saturday 11th February before our Executive Meeting. This will be to discuss changes to our Constitution. For more information please email us: info@naee.org.uk.
• NAEE will soon be launching a new fund to enable schools to visit outdoor environmental education centres (initially Birmingham only). Watch this space!
• Click here to read our President, Professor Bill Scott's thoughts on the Expert Panel’s recommendations to government about revisions to the English national curriculum; in particular those aspects of the review document that relate to sustainability. Bill's full blog can be viewed here. To read the panel's report, visit the DfE website.
• NAEE's latest e-journal Environmental Education 98 has now been emailed to all members. To become a member and to access the e-journal, please visit the membership page.

OTHER NEWS:

• 12th - 18th March 2012 is Climate Week. Click here for more information.
• One of our partner organisations, Nature Club of Pakistan, are looking for British secondary schools to link with. If you are interested, please email NAEE for their contact details.
• Click here for details of forthcoming natural history courses run by FSC (the Field Studies Council).
• Creative STAR Learning Company is a social enterprise based in Scotland. Any profit is reinvested into getting children outside and supporting people, groups and organisations to do this. Visit their website for information about their resources and courses.