Minecraft Education and C40 are teaming up with the Mayor of London to empower student voices through the project Schools Reinventing Cities.
This programme presents a unique opportunity for educators to inspire students from primary, secondary and Sixth Form settings to use their creativity and voice to design sustainable solutions to combat climate issues that threaten the future of their city.
The aim is to inspire young Londoners to learn more about the built environment industry, highlight the types of careers that are available to them and to get them thinking about making the city that they go to school in more sustainable for their futures.
This year, the Mayor of London is challenging ALL students of London to be creative, have fun and design their Minecraft Education solution to this question: “How can we reimagine London town centre to make it a greener, safer and/or a more prosperous place for everyone?”
Please see flyer: Schools Reinventing London 1pager
Email us at [email protected] - let us know your name, your role, your school and how many students you may want to enter the competition.
For your further information, please check out the following clips:
Net Zero Minecraft Challenge: Stockholm - YouTube
Net Zero Minecraft Challenge: New York City - YouTube
Information will be posted here in the coming weeks: Design Future London toolbelt (arcgis.com).
Schools can register their interest from 23 January 2023 by reaching out to [email protected], who will then let the schools know when the registration is set up and how to access the free Minecraft licenses and get started with challenge.
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