Why not have a browse of the following reports and publications that we have written or produced, or to which we have contributed. Use the menu on the right to select reports or publications by theme
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Energy Matters was a national energy education programme which offered learning materials along with training and ongoing support for teachers. This is the main resource the programme provided. You can find out more about the background to this project here | 1999/2003
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Energy Matters was developed and run by CSE in London and other parts of England. This resource includes: Looking at Energy (key stage 1); Home Energy (key stage 2); Home Energy (key stage 3); Sustainable Energy (key stage 3), and; Teachers support material.
The resources was funded by the Shell Foundation Sustainable Energy Programme | 1999/2003
Citizenship Education to Cut Carbon. You can find out more about the background to this project here | October 2004
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Citizenship Education to Cut Carbon | October 2004
Summary research findings from the evaluation reports into CSE's Energy Matters programme. You can find out more about the background to this project here | 2004
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Summary research findings from the evaluation reports into CSE's Energy Matters programme | 2004
CSE's own evaluation report examining the influence of the Energy Matters education programme. You can find out more about the background to this project here | April 2003
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CSE's own evaluation report examining the influence of the Energy Matters education programme
Caroline Hiejne at CSE | April 2003
Independent evaluation report on CSE's flagship education programme, Energy Matters prepared by New Perspectives. You can find out more about the background to the project here | April 2003
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Independent evaluation report on CSE's flagship education programme, Energy Matters prepared by New Perspectives | April 2003