school climate resilience plan
Lambeth Council is debating measures to protect children from climate impacts, including school preparedness for heatwaves.
Lambeth Council debated its response to the climate emergency on 14 October 2026, discussing measures to protect residents, workers, and children from escalating impacts. A Green Party motion highlighted the urgency of the crisis, referencing record temperatures experienced that summer, with amendments proposed by Liberal Democrat and Labour groups.
The council is considering how to improve school preparedness and reduce disruptions during heatwaves, as part of its broader climate emergency response. Councillor Jacqueline Bond of the Green Group emphasised the need for immediate action to address the climate crisis.
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