WhatisEarthDay?
Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22. It began in 1970, in the USA, as a response to rising environmental concerns. Earth Day was founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson to raise awareness about environmental issues and inspire action for the planet’s protection.
Earth Day is now observed by over 1 billion people in more than 190 countries
HowParentscansupport
Early Years
Theme:RenewableEnergy
The theme for Earth Day 2025 is Our Power, Our Planet!
This is a global call to action for everyone around the globe to unite behind renewable energy, by adopting cleanier and sustainable energy solutions by 2030.
Get creative by creating a piece of art in celebration of our planet
Get inspired by watching this video about Earth Day
Start a conversation with your child through these books on the Environment via the Earth Day.org Book Hub
Middle School/ Secondary School
Learn more about Earth Day by watching this short film and discuss key themes with your child. What does it mean to protect the Earth and why is it important to take action for Climate Change?
Learn more abour renewable energy by watching this video
Support your child to discover books on Climate Action via the Global Goals Bookshelf on global campus
PARENT VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION
Coffee chat with student-leaders at the school to learn about what sustainability projects they are working on and how parents can help
Find an Earth Day event in your local commnuity that you and your child’s school can participate in
