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A small group of children and one adult in a field with a river in front of them. One child is holding a net and has placed it into the river, while the other children and the adult watch.

The Waltham Forest Eco-Leads Network

The Waltham Forest Eco-Leads Network has been established to enable teachers and non-teaching staff to share ideas, experiences and energise one another. The Network can also help raise the profile of Eco-Lead roles and the need for this role to include training and resources.

Ways That You Can Volunteer

Over 70% of all Waltham Forest nurseries, schools and colleges have designated Eco-Leads. They can be teachers or non-teaching staff who are enthusiastic about the role schools can play in creating a flourishing future and are able to be the point of contact for climate change and related learning at their school.

Corporate Volunteering

Specialist Volunteering Requirements

Teaching and non-teaching staff
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Volunteer, Waltham Forest

The Waltham Forest Eco-Leads Network, The Hive, Church Road, High Beach, Loughton, Essex, IG10 4AJ

website address

https://thehiveintheforest.co.uk/climate-learning/climateteachmeets#:~:text=The%20Waltham%20Forest%20Eco%2DLeads,to%20include%20training%20and%20resources.

email address:

Poppy Flint: poppy.flint@walthamforest.gov.uk

contact number:

020 8508 0611

additional information

   

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