Every young person has unique skills, knowledge and ideas that are key to dealing with climate change.
This website can help you explore your Climate Superpowers, make them even stronger, and use them at home, in your community and beyond!
You can take the quiz to find out about your Climate Superpowers, take on actions using those superpowers, and learn from the experiences of other young people.
This website was created with and for young people, along with researchers from the University of Melbourne. Find out more about the project.
Teacher resources
Are you a teacher interested in using the Climate Superpowers approach?
We have a range of classroom resources available for you to use – including lesson plans, downloadable materials, and curriculum alignment information.
Teacher Climate Superpowers platform early release available now!
The Climate Superpowers team at the University of Melbourne are conducting a project called Teacher Climate Superpowers in 2024-2025.
The Teacher Climate Superpowers platform has been designed with teachers across Australia, to support teacher and student wellbeing in the face of climate change.
It is a choose-your-own-adventure kind of resource, so you can engage through the formats for learning and reflection that suit you best.
It is designed for multiple purposes: to support teacher wellbeing; as a professional development resource to help teachers support student learning and wellbeing; to provide practical resources e.g. lesson plans, classroom activity resources; and to help like-minded teachers connect and share ideas.
From June 2025, the early pilot version is available for teachers!
Teacher Climate Superpowers is available free of change – simply create an account with your email address to get started!
Connect with us
We are always open to collaborating with teachers in continuing to develop and pilot these resources. We want to hear from you about how we can best support you and your school community!
At the University of Melbourne, we are also conducting researchers to increase understanding of the experiences and strategies of teachers in relation to climate change. This includes a focus on teacher wellbeing as well as student wellbeing and learning.
If you are a teacher or work at a school and would like to learn more about this project and opportunities to get involved, please contact us.
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