Overview
In this lesson, students will learn about the many sustainable features that can be included in public infrastructure to make them more environmentally friendly and mitigate against climate change. They will study a real example in the north of England (Accrington Eco-Station) and then apply what they learn to a station within their local area. The station used in this resource is Gloucester.
This resource is packed with essential geographical skills such as location descriptions, maps at different scales, annotation and categorisation, as well as plenty of opportunities to be creative.
Please let us know how you get on with this resource. We would love to see any designs your students produce!
How to get there
This lesson is designed to be taught in a classroom. However, if you would like to visit a station with your class, please use either of the options below to help plan your journey.
The station featured in this resource is Gloucester.
If you would like to combine this lesson with a rail education workshop and complimentary rail familiarisation trip, please get in touch.
