Empowering teachers to lead climate education
TEFECCE connects educators, schools, and communities to build practical environmental literacy across Ghana.
A practical rhythm for teachers, learners, schools, and communities.
Practical training helps teachers explain climate change using local examples, classroom activities, and learner-friendly language.
School clubs, campaigns, and community dialogues help learning move beyond the classroom into visible action.
Teacher guides, worksheets, activity cards, and posters make climate education easier to deliver consistently.
Programs are tracked through participation, school actions, stories, photos, reports, and community outcomes.
Training, school action, resources, and community engagement.
TrainingHands-on training sessions that help teachers turn climate concepts into practical lessons, activities, and school-based action projects.
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School ActionStudent-led environmental clubs guided by teachers to promote tree care, waste literacy, school greening, and climate action habits.
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CommunityLocal forums connecting teachers, parents, community leaders, youth groups, and institutions around environmental stewardship.
View program →President, National Patron, and officers guiding the climate education movement.
University of Cape Coast
Official reports and images from schools and communities across Ghana.
Reports, insights, and field updates from across Ghana.
InsightClimate action in schools becomes stronger when teachers are supported as interpreters, mobilizers, and trusted community educators.
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Field StoryA practical look at how environmental education can move from classroom talk to learner-led routines on campus.
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Teaching GuideSimple ways to connect climate concepts with soil, water, food, waste, heat, trees, and daily school life.
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New workshops and campaigns are being scheduled. Check back soon or contact the forum to host one.
A practical workshop for teachers designing climate education activities for basic and senior high schools under the auspices of the environmental protection authority.
Institute Of Environmental StudiesThe programme seeks to bring teachers from across the Greater Accra and the Central Regions to plant seedlings at the road median between Kasoa Galilea and Kasoa tollbooth. This is part of the efforts to contribute to the greening of the environment while ensuring accident free roads on the western corridor enclave highway. We aim to plant about 600 seedlings in addition to the 200 planted hitherto. All lovers of Ghana are convivially invited to join this worthy cause.
At the Road Median between Kasoa Galilea and TollboothThe programme seeks to bring teachers from across the Greater Accra and the Central Regions to plant seedlings at the road median between Kasoa Galilea and Kasoa tollbooth. This is part of the efforts to contribute to the greening of the environment while ensuring accident free roads on the western corridor enclave highway. We aim to plant about 600 seedlings in addition to the 200 planted hitherto. All lovers of Ghana are convivially invited to join this worthy cause.
Kasoa GalileaGuides, worksheets, posters, and activity cards for real classrooms.
A classroom-ready guide with lesson hooks, discussion prompts, and local climate examples.
Audience: Basic & SHS TeachersA simple activity sheet for learners to observe, measure, and reflect on school waste patterns.
Audience: Climate ClubsA monitoring card that helps students care for trees after planting campaigns.
Audience: StudentsPrintable definitions and visual prompts for climate and environmental education corners.
Audience: SchoolsYour gift helps train teachers, equip classrooms with climate resources, and grow green school action across Ghana.
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