Programa de educação da B&M Waste Services liderou Maria Williams, uma professora experiente empregada pela empresa para entregar sessões de educação para escolas do Centro de Educação da Companhia em Wirral, tornou -se a primeira professora no setor de gerenciamento de resíduos para concluir o Sanking Sanate Global Change Mudança, credenciado pelo Setentin 7..O. A SUPTORATA DO SONIMENTO: 29h. 2019 e incentiva os professores em escolas e meios de educação a se tornarem a próxima linha de defesa quando se trata de educar as crianças sobre os perigos das mudanças climáticas. O curso abrange áreas como ciência das mudanças climáticas, planejamento de adaptação, como as mudanças climáticas afetam a saúde, as florestas, o gênero e o meio ambiente, o financiamento das mudanças climáticas e as negociações internacionais. Milhares de professores já se inscreveram no programa Global Educcate, com mais de 300.000 escolas agora envolvidas em todo o mundo. Maria adapta o programa 'Little Litter Pickers' à idade e requisitos das crianças que visitam, apoiando o programa KS1-4. A visita incentiva os alunos a desenvolver uma compreensão das maneiras pelas quais eles podem reduzir, reutilizar e reciclar seus resíduos e o impacto ambiental mais amplo que nossas ações hoje terão para decades. Precisamos dar a eles as ferramentas para entender os efeitos de um clima em mudança, para que eles possam tomar uma ação bem informada e eficaz no futuro. Curso, que é credenciado pela ONU, aproveitei a oportunidade para me envolver e aumentar meu próprio conhecimento, para que eu possa ajudar a aumentar ainda mais a conscientização em todas as escolas que visitam nosso centro de educação ambiental. Estou encantado por podermos ser a primeira empresa de resíduos a apoiar o programa e esperar a combinação desses tópicos para ajudar a espalhar essas mensagens importantes em todas as visitas futuras. ”
The eduCCate Global Climate Change Teacher Course was launched in April 2019 and encourages teachers in schools and education outlets to become the next line of defence when it comes to educating children about the dangers of climate change. The course covers areas such as climate change science, adaptation planning, how climate change impacts health, forests, gender and the environment, climate change finance and international negotiations. Thousands of teachers have already signed up to the eduCCate Global Programme, with over 300,000 schools now involved worldwide.
Maria Williams, a fully qualified teacher with over twenty years’ experience teaching Geography and Science in high schools, delivers free environmental education sessions from B&M Waste Services Innovation Centre in Bromborough, Wirral. Maria tailors the ‘Little Litter Pickers’ programme to the age and requirements of the children visiting, supporting the KS1-4 syllabus. The visit encourages the students to develop an understanding of the ways that they can reduce, reuse and recycle their waste, and the wider environmental impact that our actions today will have for decades to come.
Melanie Harwood, chief executive of the non-profit eduCCate Global, explains the context of the project further:
“Young children are far more vulnerable to climate-related disasters and associated health risks than any other social group. We need to give them the tools to understand the effects of a changing climate so that they can take well-informed and effective action in the future. Now, more than ever, teachers need to take the lead in helping our youngsters make sense of the issues and options.”
Speaking of her achievement, Maria said;
“As a geography teacher, climate change has always been something that I am passionate about. When I heard about the eduCCate Global Course, which is accredited by the UN, I jumped at the opportunity to get involved and increase my own knowledge so that I can help to further increase awareness in all of the schools that visit our environmental education centre.
The course has given me the confidence to teach children of all ages about the causes, effects, mitigation steps and possible adaptation strategies for climate change in addition to our regular reduce, reuse and recycling messages. I am delighted that we could be the very first waste company to support the programme and look forward to combining these topics to help to spread these important messages in all future visits.”
Ken Curtis, Chairman of B&M Waste Services added;
“I’m absolutely delighted that Maria has brought this qualification to B&M Waste Services and that she is able to share this information with all of the schools we see each week. Well done Maria!”
O Programa Little Pickers oferece visitas à educação gratuitas para escolas, incluindo clientes e não clientes da principal empresa de gerenciamento de resíduos neutros em carbono, B&M Waste Services. Mais detalhes das sessões estão disponíveis no site da B&M Waste:
https: //www.bagnallandmorris.com/ourservices/education/
