Climate Change

Explore Climate Change and Sustainability Through Virtual Reality

Empower your pupils to understand one of the most important challenges facing our planet with our Climate Change & Sustainability VR Workshop. Using immersive virtual reality, children explore changing environments, renewable energy, endangered ecosystems and sustainable solutions, helping them understand how their actions can make a positive difference.

This engaging workshop combines Geography, Science and PSHE to inspire environmental awareness while supporting the KS2 National Curriculum.

What Is the Climate Change and Sustainability VR Workshop?

The Climate Change & Sustainability VR Workshop is a fully guided, curriculum-linked experience designed for KS2 pupils. Using VR headsets, pupils can:

🌍 Explore environments affected by climate change
🧊 Visit melting glaciers and polar regions
🌳 Discover rainforests and endangered habitats
⚡ Learn how renewable energy powers our future
♻️ Explore sustainable ways to protect the planet

The workshop is fully guided, age-appropriate, and designed to support classroom learning.

What Will Pupils Learn?

🌍 Understanding Climate Change

Discover the difference between weather and climate and explore how human activities have contributed to changes in Earth's climate.

🌡️ The Greenhouse Effect

Learn how greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere and why global temperatures are rising.

🌪️ The Effects of Climate Change

Experience the impact of climate change on:

  • Polar ice caps and glaciers

  • Rainforests

  • Oceans and coastlines

  • Wildlife habitats

  • Communities around the world

🐢 Protecting Ecosystems

Explore how plants and animals are affected by environmental change and why healthy ecosystems are essential for life.

⚡ Renewable Energy

Discover sustainable energy sources, including:

  • Solar power

  • Wind power

  • Hydroelectric power

Understand how clean energy helps reduce carbon emissions and supports a more sustainable future.

♻️ Living Sustainably

Learn practical ways to care for the environment through:

  • Recycling

  • Reducing waste

  • Conserving energy

  • Protecting biodiversity

  • Making sustainable choices every day

Book the Climate Change and Sustainability VR Workshop

Inspire the next generation of environmental champions with our Climate Change & Sustainability VR Workshop.

Using immersive virtual reality, pupils will explore our changing planet, discover sustainable solutions and develop a deeper understanding of how they can help protect the environment for future generations.

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  • By the end of this VR Workshop, pupils will be able to:

    ✔ Explain what climate change is and identify some of its causes
    ✔ Describe how climate change affects habitats, wildlife and communities
    ✔ Understand the importance of renewable energy and sustainable living
    ✔ Recognise how individual and community actions can protect the environment
    ✔ Use key geographical and scientific vocabulary confidently

  • This workshop will last approximately 30 - 50-minutes depending on the number of sessions required.

    • KS2 pupils (Years 3–6)

    • KS3 pupils (Years 7-9)

    • Whole classes or small groups

    • Suitable for all abilities

    • No VR experience required

    All equipment is provided, and workshops are delivered by qualified facilitators.

  • Geography

    ✔ Understand climate zones and environmental regions
    ✔ Explore physical and human geography
    ✔ Investigate environmental challenges and sustainability
    ✔ Study how people interact with the natural world

    Science

    ✔ Living things and their habitats
    ✔ Adaptation and environmental change
    ✔ Scientific enquiry and observation
    ✔ Ecosystems and food chains

    PSHE & Citizenship

    ✔ Caring for the environment
    ✔ Global citizenship and responsibility
    ✔ Making informed, sustainable choices

    Cross-Curricular Links

    • English — persuasive writing, debates and reports

    • Maths — analysing climate data and graphs

    • Design & Technology — sustainable product design

    • Computing — researching environmental issues and presenting findings