Action Against... Biodiversity Loss
Encouraging and supporting Environmental Education in Schools
Kids Against Plastic
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Kids Against Plastic
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Encouraging and supporting Environmental Education in Schools
We have a Free Guide to help schools improve the biodiversity of their grounds written by Eco expert / primary teacher, Edd Moore.
Click on this link or the image (left).
Please note: the use of these resources is optional – you can use your own, or any other resources you may find or have, to complete the Action Against Biodiversity Loss Award. The main thing is that schools go through the journey of: raising awareness of the climate crisis, audit their schools’ climate impact, then take action to mitigate some of that impact.
For schools to receive the Award’s digital certificate and ‘sticker’, they need to submit the photo evidence of their journey using the ‘Submit your evidence‘ link.
Use the teaching resources below to help you complete the Action Against Biodiversity Loss Award
Schools are to create their own audit and action plan, but Edd Moore’s guide is a great place to start.
Schools are free to demonstrate their impact however they wish to, but again, Edd Moore’s guide has a built in Action Plan to help guide schools.
Ready to submit your evidence?
These Terms and Conditions govern participation in the Climate Action Awards hosted by Kids Against Plastic (the “Charity”). By submitting a nomination, you agree to these Terms.
The awards are open to schools, educators, and school-led initiatives based in the UK.
Nominations can be submitted by teachers, school staff, students (with appropriate consent), or other affiliated individuals.
Nominees must be actively engaged in sustainability, environmental, or climate action efforts during the current or previous academic year.
Nominations must be submitted via the official online form.
Each nomination must include a completed form and one supporting piece of evidence (e.g., PDF, Word document, image or video).
Evidence must be the original work of the nominee or have proper rights and permissions.
Submission deadline will be clearly stated on the awards page. Late or incomplete entries may not be considered.
Acceptable file types include: PDF, DOC/DOCX, MP4, MOV, or links to online content (e.g., YouTube, Vimeo).
File size must not exceed 25MB.
Submissions must not contain inappropriate, offensive, or copyrighted material without permission.
A panel selected by the Charity will review all entries based on impact, creativity, relevance, and sustainability.
Judges’ decisions are final and no correspondence will be entered into regarding the outcome.
Winners will be announced online via the Kids Against Plastic website and social media channels.
Prizes are non-transferable.
Winning entries may be showcased online, in reports, or at events for promotional or educational purposes.
By submitting an entry, you confirm that all content is original or that you have the right to share it.
You grant Kids Against Plastic a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, and display your submitted materials for promotional and educational purposes.
Where minors are featured in submitted content, you confirm that you have obtained the necessary parental or guardian consent.
Any personal data provided will be processed in accordance with UK data protection laws and the Charity’s privacy policy.
Contact details will only be used for communications related to the awards unless consent is given for other purposes.
The Charity is not responsible for lost, misdirected, or damaged entries.
The Charity reserves the right to cancel or amend the awards or these Terms without notice in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
For questions or assistance, please use the Kids Against Plastic contact form.
