At the recent AGM and Board meeting held on the 19th of July it was suggested that I ask members to let me know if they have any suggestions for future directions for the South West Learning for Sustainability Coalition. Hence this post; if you have any ideas for what we might do in the future or any particular topics you would like to see us address in our annual programme of seminars then please do get in touch and tell us about this. It would be helpful if your ideas are in keeping with our espoused aims and purposes. Unless you think our purposes need to be updated, of course! You can contact me (Elsa Lee) on swlfsc@gmail.com or Paul Vare on learning4l@aol.com with you ideas. We look forward to hearing from you.
About Us
The Coalition, which was established in 2004 and has grown through the voluntary efforts of members and supportive institutions, exists to champion education for sustainable development [ESD] in the region. The glue that binds SWLfSC together is, firstly, a shared conviction that sustainable development is a priority, and that learning is the key to this; and, secondly, commonly-held values around the importance of education, the need to promote systems thinking and active citizenship, and the central importance of co-operation across interests and communities.
For further information...
It is free to join. Please email swlfsc@gmail.com to become a member.
If you would like to advertise a regional event through our network please email Paul Vare (learning4l@aol.com) and he will add it to the monthly update.
It is free to join. Please email swlfsc@gmail.com to become a member.
If you would like to advertise a regional event through our network please email Paul Vare (learning4l@aol.com) and he will add it to the monthly update.
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Members of the Board of Directors
Paul Vare - Executive Director
Professor William Scott - Chair
Mairi Kershaw - Treasurer
Elsa Lee - Secretary
Helen Adams
Rupert Bannister
Sarah Chave
Lynn Cutler
Jo Matthews
Professor Stephen Sterling
Professor William Scott - Chair
Mairi Kershaw - Treasurer
Elsa Lee - Secretary
Helen Adams
Rupert Bannister
Sarah Chave
Lynn Cutler
Jo Matthews
Professor Stephen Sterling
Where some of our individual members work
- Architecture Centre
- Bicton EaRTH
- Bournemouth Borough Council
- Bradley Stoke Community School
- Bristol City County Council
- Bristol University
- Camp Kernow
- Carymoor Environmental Trust
- Cascade Up
- Castle School
- CBI
- CCFV Volunteer Cornwall
- Centre for Research in Education and the Environment (CREE) at The University of Bath
- Centre for Sustainable Energy
- Chagford Primary School
- City College Plymouth
- CPRE
- CREATE Centre
- creating excellence
- CSE
- Devon County Council
- Devon Wildlife Trust
- Dorset County Council
- Eden Project
- EDF Energy
- Education Dialogue Group
- Employment and Skills Partnership
- ENCAMS
- Energy Action Devon
- Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges (EAUC)
- Field Studies Council
- Global Action Plan
- Global Learning and Development Education
- Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
- Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
- Groundwork Devon and Cornwall
- Hinchley Wood Primary School
- LANTRA
- Learning South West
- Libra Foundation School
- Malmesbury School
- NIACE
- Ofsted
- Plymouth City Council
- Plymouth City Council
- Regional Assembly
- Regional Development Agency
- Resource Futures
- ReZolve
- Severn and Wye Energy Agency (SWEA)
- Sharpham Trust, The
- SITA
- Skills and Learning Intelligence Module, The (SLIM)
- Skills Funding Agency (SFA)
- Somerset College
- Somerset Wildlife Trust
- South Gloucestershire County Council
- Stroud Communiversity
- Sustainability South West
- Sustainable Thornbury
- The Magdalen Project
- Think Global (DEA)
- University of Exeter
- University of Gloucestershire
- University of Plymouth
- University of the West of England (UWE)
- Vision 21 Gloucestershire
- Waste Watch
- Westonbirt Arboretum
- Who Will Save Us?
- Wilderness Centre
- Wiltshire College
- Wiltshire County Council
- Wiltshire Wildlife Trust
- World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
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