An interactive education section has been launched on the Met Office website to support teachers and help pupils learning about weather and climate change
The pages have been split into three sections for children, teens and teachers to match the needs of each age group. They have been designed with the help of teachers to be more engaging, easier to navigate and provide clearer content.
Mark Gibbs, education business manager for the Met Office, said: “We have worked closely with teachers to develop our education pages to suit their needs. The three areas are designed to be simple and clear to use, both as part of a lesson or by children exploring the web for themselves”
Source: Kable’s Government Computing
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