Meet Samuel Hodge. He is the Deputy Principal at Prince of Wales Island International School in Penang, Malaysia. Sam, and the POWIIS students, are well-known in Asia for their sustainability credentials and green initiatives. They have a very active eco committee, an amazing recycling facility, as well as water saving programs and solar panels. They've already won the Green Flag Award and they use the Tuu dashboard to track, visualise and communicate their sustainability data among students and stakeholders. Today, Sam shares the school's sustainability initiatives he's most proud of, some tips for setting up an eco committee, and he describes why sharing failures with students is just as important as celebrating the wins.

A podcast by Tuu showcasing the amazing innovations happening in schools right now by talking with educators, entrepreneurs and students about what they are doing to grow the sustainable environment around campus.

Caitlyn Prince and the team at New Zealand Charity Sustainable Coastlines have already cleaned up a massive 1.7 million litres of trash on and around new Zealand's beaches. That's almost a quarter of a million tons of litter since 2019. Caitlyn puts this success down to two things: litter intelligence, or understanding the data using software, and engaging local communities and students. In this episode of Tomorrow's Green Leaders, Caitlin shares why it's so important to protect coastlines, why it's about starting local and doing what you can when it comes to climate action, and why celebrating the wins is a crucial part of the process.  

A podcast by Tuu showcasing the amazing innovations happening in schools right now by talking with educators, entrepreneurs and students about what they are doing to grow the sustainable environment around campus.

On this episode of Tomorrow's Green Leaders, we're talking to author, educator adventurer and all-round advocate of getting young people outdoors, Kenny Peavy.  Kenny works as a math, science and art teacher in one of the world's most sustainable schools: Green School Bali. He's on a mission to help young people and educators discover a love for the beauty and mystery of the natural world as a way to enhance learning and inspire climate action. This philosophy underpins everything he does at Green School Bali. He also helps other educators all around the world get their students outside with free educational resources on social media, so be sure to follow him on LinkedIn. Today, Kenny talks about how educators in cities can get students excited about nature and sustainability, the difference between outdoor education and education outdoors, and what sustainability and his dream job look like at Green School Bali. 

A podcast by Tuu showcasing the amazing innovations happening in schools right now by talking with educators, entrepreneurs and students about what they are doing to grow the sustainable environment around campus.

Linda Cruse has been traveling the world out of one suitcase for 22 years.  As a humanitarian aid worker and author, she's on a mission to live her purpose: help people in war-torn, natural disaster-ravaged and underprivileged communities. Her philosophy is to bring a business mindset to aid work - to ensure sustainable and self-sufficient solutions on the ground.  She's also the founder of Race4Good®, a global competition that puts students at the heart of real world problems. 

A podcast by Tuu showcasing the amazing innovations happening in schools right now by talking with educators, entrepreneurs and students about what they are doing to grow the sustainable environment around campus.

In the first episode of Tomorrow's Green Leaders, our host Ian Paynton explains more about what Tuu is. He talks with Tuu's Head of Education Stewart Utley about the sustainability ECAs and sustainability tracking dashboard that, together, aim to give students more agency in making positive change around campus. 

A podcast by Tuu showcasing the amazing innovations happening in schools right now by talking with educators, entrepreneurs and students about what they are doing to grow the sustainable environment around campus.