There are over 10 million children in full or part time education in the UK alone.
Imagine what a powerful impact we would have if every nursery, school and college contributed to planting trees.
And we hope to do that through JUST ONE Tree Day.
Join us for the 5th International JUST ONE Tree Day - October 13th 2023
Imagine what a powerful impact we would have if every nursery, school and college contributed to planting trees.
And we hope to do that through JUST ONE Tree Day.
Join us for the 5th International JUST ONE Tree Day - October 13th 2023
Trees planted so far by the children
YOU'LL BE JOINING THESE SCHOOLS
MAKE IT YOURS
Most schools hold a non-uniform or ‘wear something green’ day,
but JUST ONE TREE Day can be any kind of fundraiser you want it to be.
It creates a springboard for environmental education, reduces climate anxiety through positive action
and helps compensate for your school's environmental impact.
Join children, parents and teachers in demonstrating the positive impact JUST ONE individual can have on the environment.
but JUST ONE TREE Day can be any kind of fundraiser you want it to be.
It creates a springboard for environmental education, reduces climate anxiety through positive action
and helps compensate for your school's environmental impact.
Join children, parents and teachers in demonstrating the positive impact JUST ONE individual can have on the environment.
WHAT THE SCHOOLS THINK
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"One of our year 4 pupils was so inspired by our JUST ONE Tree Day, that she took it upon herself to write to Boris Johnson about deforestation and wanted to know what
the government were doing about it? A week later she got a reply!" St Leonard's First School, Dunston |
"Our JUST ONE Tree Day always seems to raise spirits as well as money. It has become a part of our Shotley School Annual Calendar
and is enjoyable for children and staff." Shotely Community Primary School |
"We've noticed children, whilst passionate about climate change, are becoming quite frightened by media information and this is a great way to do something
positive and practical to make a difference." Elm Grove Primary School |
"We would absolutely love to get involved once again this year. You are doing some fantastic work and feel very lucky to be able to be
part of it." Stretton Sugwas Academy |
FREE KS1, KS2 AND SECONDARY SCHOOL RESOURCE PACKS
We know how much pressure and responsibility sits upon teachers' shoulders at the best of times.
Educating the next generations both in school and remotely, is pushing those strengths even further.
So we want to say a little thank you and hopefully relieve some of the pressure
with these ten free resource packs for KS1, KS2 and 6 lesson plans for Secondary School.
The packs fit in nicely with the national curriculum and can be used in school, for homeschooling
or alongside your JUST ONE Tree Day.
Educating the next generations both in school and remotely, is pushing those strengths even further.
So we want to say a little thank you and hopefully relieve some of the pressure
with these ten free resource packs for KS1, KS2 and 6 lesson plans for Secondary School.
The packs fit in nicely with the national curriculum and can be used in school, for homeschooling
or alongside your JUST ONE Tree Day.
KS1 AND KS2
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SECONDARY SCHOOL
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JOIN OUR 'GROW YOUR OWN FOREST CHALLENGE'
Do you want to get your students even more involved?
Teach them the power of teamwork and collectively grow your own forest.
Let your pupils get creative and make their own poster.
As each child brings in their £1, a leaf or painted fingerprint representing their tree is placed on their school's poster.
Watch as your forest takes shape with every pound that goes into your school's tree planting fund.
Teach them the power of teamwork and collectively grow your own forest.
Let your pupils get creative and make their own poster.
As each child brings in their £1, a leaf or painted fingerprint representing their tree is placed on their school's poster.
Watch as your forest takes shape with every pound that goes into your school's tree planting fund.
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South East London's, Stillness Infant School completed their 'Grow Your Own Forest Challenge', creating this beautiful tree out of leaves individually coloured by the children. Each leaf represents a tree that will be planted on their behalf.
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Together let's give our children back their future
