Congratulations to everyone who participated in our #TSLxCWBClimate2021 video challenge, in the lead-up to the UN COP26 Climate Summit in Glasgow!
In collaboration with our friends at Conservation Without Borders, we’re pleased to say that our overall Sustainability Challenge Trophy Winner was Bahar Muge Mutlu (Cadgas Bilim Koleji, Turkey) for her musical video, A Song for Climate Change.
Following a public vote, the winners for each of the other categories were also decided:
- Secondary category winner from ACS Jakarta, Indonesia – One Mission, Save Our World
- 18+ category winner from Queen’s College, Guyana – Ameliorating the Effects of Climate Change
- Teacher category winner from The Bahamas – Climate Action
Our overall competition winner will receive the Challenge Trophy and a cash prize of £500. Our other category winners will also receive a special e-medal and gift.
This year’s winning videos were sent to the UN Secretary General and featured at the COP26 Summit.
Huge thanks to all the participants, teachers and voters for helping to make this year’s Sustainability Challenge a success!
Watch our playlist of all Top 11 shortlisted videos below –
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