Ellowes Sports College Joins the Let’s Go Zero Campaign
- someara2
- Jan 16
- 1 min read
We’re proud to share that Ellowes Sports College, alongside all schools within the Invictus Education Trust, has joined the Let’s Go Zero campaign.
Let’s Go Zero is a national initiative supporting schools to reduce carbon emissions and work towards a zero-carbon future by 2030. By signing up, we are committing to practical actions that reduce energy use, cut waste, and promote sustainability across our school, as part of a wider trust-wide commitment.
Being part of this campaign gives us access to expert advice, funding opportunities, and a national network of schools leading the way in climate action.
Our Let’s Go Zero priorities at Ellowes Sports College include:
Sign up to the Let’s Go Zero Campaign – Complete
Establish an Eco-Council – In progress
Improve operational efficiencies (heating schedules, TRVs, smart meters, fuel audits and monitoring) – In progress
Introduce power-down and switch-off strategies – In progress
Develop catering strategies (increasing planet-friendly options, influencing food choices, sustainability and waste recycling) – In progress
Complete school recycling and waste audits (enabling correct recycling and waste disposal) – Complete
Explore solar viability projects on site – In progress
Enhance our school environment to support nature (bird feeders, bat boxes, bug hotels, planting and tree-growing to encourage wildlife) – In progress



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It's great to see Ellowes Sports College joining the Let's Go Zero Campaign. Initiatives like this encourage students to understand the importance of sustainability while inspiring schools to reduce their environmental impact. Combining education with practical action helps build lifelong habits that benefit both communities and the planet. Schools can also promote eco-friendly sports activities by choosing durable and reusable equipment. For younger students, products like a Foam Baseball Bat for Kids are an excellent choice because they support safe outdoor play while encouraging physical activity. Every small step, whether reducing carbon emissions or promoting active lifestyles, contributes to creating a healthier and more sustainable future for the next generation. Wishing the campaign continued success and wider participation from other schools.
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