#CleanAirSchools
Launched on Clean Air Day 2021, we have provided 5 local Calderdale schools with a fully funded air quality monitoring programme, working with our partners Airthings and Airly
To learn more about each school,
click on each photo above
Helping local schools see what's
in the air they breathe
Smart indoor air quality
monitoring solution
The hidden dangers in our classrooms
Hyper local outdoor air quality data
Monitoring ambient air quality in our playgrounds
Read our report on classroom CO2. A study
of CO2 levels in classrooms over the 2021/22 academic year
Improving awareness of classroom air quality
Working with our Calderdale schools we have created classroom air quality boards to enable teachers and pupils to monitor and track CO2 levels, and to provide a focal point to support the development of air quality awareness
Why is it important to monitor CO2?
CO2 levels rise quickly in classrooms often exceeding the DfE guidance of 1500ppm (parts per million)
This can directly affect our school children, causing tiredness, lack of concentration and increases the risk of virus transmissions like Covid-19, flu and colds
Download our poster about CO2 Download our poster about controlling CO2 Download our slidedeck - 'What is CO2'
What next - Particulate Matter 
A study of classroom PM1/2.5/10 will start in the autumn 2022 term to monitor levels of airborne particulate matter and to identify solutions to create safer indoor environments for our school children
Resources for schools
Booklets/Videos/
Infographics
Learn about outdoor air, pollution, indoor air and all the tiny things that make up the air we breathe everyday.
Learn more
Links
Charities, support groups and educational bodies who are providing schools with help and advice.
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#CleanAirSchools campaign
We're helping local schools better understand
what's in the air they breathe
