Presenting Sustainability: More Than Just the Plan
Creating a sustainability plan can be a significant undertaking, requiring weeks or months of research, collaboration, and refinement to ensure it is robust and impactful.
However, presenting the plan to stakeholders, such as the Senior Leadership Team, school governors, or students, can be a challenge, especially if the language used is technical and unfamiliar.
terms like sequestered carbon... probably sounds like technical gobbledegook
To engage the whole school community, it is essential to present the plan clearly, avoiding jargon and speaking the audience's language, rather than assuming they share the same level of understanding.
This approach will help to generate excitement and passion for the sustainability plan, making it more likely to be successful.
Author's summary: Effectively presenting a sustainability plan is crucial for its success.
- Research and collaboration are key to creating a robust plan
- Clear presentation is essential for engaging stakeholders
- Avoiding technical jargon is vital for effective communication
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