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A reflection on Poetry & Motion, by Harshad Keval

A reflection on Poetry & Motion, by Harshad Keval

On Tuesday October 21st, the CCCU Staff BAME Network, with the Education for Sustainability and Us in the World projects, held an event titled “Poetry & Motion” – An Evening […]

20 Nov, 202024 Nov, 2020 Equality and Diversity, Partnerships, Us in the WorldLeave a Comment on A reflection on Poetry & Motion, by Harshad Keval
SDG 7 – Clean and Affordable Energy

SDG 7 – Clean and Affordable Energy

Sustainable Development Goal 7 explores the necessity for clean and affordable energy.

01 Jul, 202026 Jun, 2020 Climate Change, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement, Us in the WorldLeave a Comment on SDG 7 – Clean and Affordable Energy
8 Reasons you should get involved with the SGO for 2020/21

8 Reasons you should get involved with the SGO for 2020/21

As the new academic year starts it means new opportunities to get involved with the Student Green Office, here are 8 reasons why you should get involved with the SGO […]

29 Jun, 202026 Jun, 2020 acting together, Education for Sustainable Futures, learningforthefuture, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement, Us in the WorldLeave a Comment on 8 Reasons you should get involved with the SGO for 2020/21
#learningforthefuture SDG 15 – How to look after nature from home

#learningforthefuture SDG 15 – How to look after nature from home

Sustainable Development Goal 15 is all about looking after Life on Land as one of our SGOs Chris explored ina previous blogpost (Read about it here) Within this post we […]

26 Jun, 202026 Jun, 2020 Nature and wildlife, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement, Sustainable Development Goals, Us in the World, Whole EarthLeave a Comment on #learningforthefuture SDG 15 – How to look after nature from home
A year in the SGO – Emily’s reflections

A year in the SGO – Emily’s reflections

25 Jun, 202025 Jun, 2020 Blog, learningforthefuture, livingwell, Student Green Office, Uncategorised, Us in the World, WellbeingLeave a Comment on A year in the SGO – Emily’s reflections
#Livingwell | Thai Noodle soup

#Livingwell | Thai Noodle soup

24 Jun, 2020 Blog, Food, livingwell, Student Green Office, Us in the World, WellbeingLeave a Comment on #Livingwell | Thai Noodle soup
Trails you can follow around Canterbury to get fit and learn about your surroundings:

Trails you can follow around Canterbury to get fit and learn about your surroundings:

10 Jun, 202010 Jun, 2020 Blog, Education for Sustainable Futures, Heritage Hops & Harmony, learningforthefuture, livingwell, Mental health, Nature and wildlife, Student Green Office, Uncategorised, Us in the World, Wellbeing1 Comment on Trails you can follow around Canterbury to get fit and learn about your surroundings:
My year as an SGO – Amy

My year as an SGO – Amy

As the academic year draws to a close, each of the SGOs have been asked to reflect on our time in the Student green office, the highs, the lows and […]

04 Jun, 202004 Jun, 2020 Education for Sustainable Futures, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement, Us in the WorldLeave a Comment on My year as an SGO – Amy
spice up your life| why we should be eating ginger

spice up your life| why we should be eating ginger

Enjoyed by ancient china 5000 years ago and later by the crusades and Queen Elizabeth I, Ginger has been used throughout history to treat ailments and depict wealth.

03 Jun, 202003 Jun, 2020 Blog, Food, livingwell, Student Green Office, Uncategorised, Us in the WorldLeave a Comment on spice up your life| why we should be eating ginger

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