Dear Green Place Climate Ceilidh

How can we explore how climate change affects us locally through creativity? Our Dear Green Place school programme and resource aimed to do this through working with two schools in Easterhouse. This involved a series of weekly workshops followed by each school hosting a climate change ceilidh to share their learning with friends and family at the end of the programme.

Dear Green Place was a creative programme of workshops, performances and events across northeast Glasgow during COP26, designed to encourage people of all ages to come together, enjoy quality arts experiences, and think about the climate.

From this programme, we created a teacher resource pack with 4 activities to run with your class introducing the concept of climate change and how it can affect your local community.

If you would like to read about the programme in more detail, click below for a report including an overview of the programme, impact on the learners and teacher & family feedback.

DGP Teacher Pack

Activity 2 Worksheets

DGP Evaluation Report

Two pupils in school uniform making an arch with their arms stretched above their heads joining at the hands with each other.

Man wearing glasses and a black mask talking into a mic

Woman talking into a mic holding a clipboard

Pupil writing on a clipboard

Group of pupils writing on a lightbox with one girl pointing at her peers page

Close up of a pupils hands writing on a sheet of paper

Man playing the fiddle

Man playing the guitar

Pupils forming two parallel lines facing one another as one pupil and a teacher walk between the two lines

3 piece ceilidh band playing on stage

Zoomed out shot of a hall with a big screen showing photos to the audience sitting at the sides of the room and a cleared space along the middle of the room