A Message From Wicked Weather Watch’s Founder, Sir David Hempleman-Adams I write to share the news that Better Planet Education, a climate change education charity with the same mission as Wicked Weather Watch, is taking over our resources and educational activities, and in May 2025 Wicked Weather Watch will cease to operate as an independent […]
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The Competition On Monday 27th January 2025, we took six schools across the UK on a trip to the Arctic. We explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were challenged to create an igloo using only a base template and
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The Competition On Monday 11th November 2024, we took three schools across the UK on a trip to the Arctic. We explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were challenged to create an igloo using only a base template and
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The Competition On Monday the 23rd of September, St Chad’s Catholic RC Primary School, Featherstone Primary School, St Anne’s RC Primary School, St Mary’s Catholic Primary School and Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School attend our newest virtual offering, our Sustainability multi-school event. We explored the question, ‘How can we make plastic fantastic?’ with 670+ primary pupils
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WWW Hits Milestone: Over 25,000 Pupils Taught! At Wicked Weather Watch, we’re thrilled to announce that we’ve reached a significant milestone in our mission to raise awareness about climate change—we have now educated over 25,000 pupils since we began our work in 2016! This achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to empowering the next generation to
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The Competition On Wednesday 18th September 2024, we took two schools across the UK on a trip to the Arctic. We explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were challenged to create an igloo using only a base template and a
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The Competition On Tuesday the 4th of June, Paddock Wood Primary School attend our pilot launch of our newest virtual offering, our Sustainability multi-school event. We explored the question, ‘How can we make plastic fantastic?’ with 85 Y5 pupils on board. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were asked
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Extreme Weather and Climate Change: Attribution Studies When an extreme weather event occurs, such as flooding and heatwaves, or hurricanes and tornadoes, the question ‘is climate change to blame?’ often arises. You might sometimes hear people say things like: ‘but we’ve always had heatwaves, I remember the heatwave from [insert year here]’. In 2022, scientists
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The Competition On Thursday 8th February 2024, we took seven schools across the UK on a trip to the Arctic. We explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were challenged to create an igloo using only a base template and a
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The Competition On Thursday 18th January 2024, we took three schools across the UK on a trip to the Arctic. We explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were challenged to create an igloo using only a base template and a
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We are writing with immense sadness to let you know that Wicked Weather Watch will be closing from the 12th of May 2025. Our resources will live on through our partners at Better Planet Education, who will continue to inspire the next generation.