Clean Air Champions
We want schools across the UK to understand more about their air quality.
Supported by the Bupa Foundation.
Over this academic year, we’re working work with 200 schools across the UK, to empower pupils to understand more about air quality and lung health and create change in their communities.
Our national programme, offers schools free air pollution monitors, as well as a range of resources linked to the curriculum. Teachers also have the opportunity to join our online network of schools taking part in the programme, to share ideas and have access to tailored support.
Thursday 19th June 2025
Join us online for our Clean Air Day Schools Summit with a packed agenda and a host of speakers on:
- air pollution and it's effect on children's lungs
- communicating about air pollution with students of all ages
- how you can use your voice for change
- regional clean air initiatives
- updates on Clean Air Champions, with data from around the UK and the chance to hear from schools about what they're doing
- plus we're inviting students to join from their classrooms LIVE at 12.30pm
Latest updates: Knowsley students stand up to pollution
Students in Knowsley have taken a stand against air pollution. Using our free learning resources, they learnt about the types and causes of outdoor air pollution and their health implications. Students then selected sites across the school grounds to monitor nitrogen dioxide levels and made pledges about what steps they will be taking to improve air pollution.
Latest updates: Northampton pupils love their lungs
The Year 2 class showed off their knowledge about air pollution and lung health during our latest workshop. They created posters about keeping their lungs healthy, including eating well, exercising and reducing pollution with their family.
Their teacher also demonstrated the good work in place to support their students and staff with asthma, and we were able to support the school with pledging their next steps after receiving their air quality data.