Screening of the film 'The People's Emergency Briefing' presented by Chris Packham, followed by a panel discussion on embedding sustainability in schools.
The People's Emergency Briefing is coming to Bohunt School Worthing on Tuesday 3 November, as part of a wider UK screening. The film is presented by Chris Packham, and the Worthing session is organised by CREW — Climate Resilience Centre Worthing and the West Sussex, Brighton & Hove Careers Hub, with Bohunt hosting.
The evening is built around the film itself, followed by a discussion and a debrief panel. The screening is aimed at people working in education — headteachers, governors, teachers, business managers, careers and sustainability leads, and premises managers — and attendees are encouraged to bring colleagues along. The panel brings together school leadership, governors, sustainability and parent perspectives, so the conversation pulls from a few different angles rather than just one.
That discussion is where the practical side comes in. It looks at ways to embed sustainability across leadership, curriculum, school operations, green careers and student participation, and asks how schools can prepare for a changing world. The film is being screened across the UK to make sure key stakeholders are informed, and the panel is there to turn that into a conversation about what it actually looks like on the ground in a school.
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It runs from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, with doors open from 4:45 PM, at Bohunt School Worthing, 65a Broadwater Road, Worthing BN14 8AH.
