Actions we Need to Take

Five Actions for Councils, Schools and Parents

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It’s Bristol City Councillors who will take the decision about whether to provide clean air for our kids in Bristol schools or not

Bristol City Council

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School Head Teachers and Governors can take a lead. Any school could become the next in our area to improve the air your staff and pupils breathe

Schools

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Parents, please speak to your head teacher or the school governors. Ask them to look at this website. Ask them to prioritise clean air in all classrooms

Parents

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You don’t have to be a parent of a child in a Bristol school to want to help bring clean air to Bristol schools. Anyone can help. Please contact your local elected councillor

Concerned Citizens

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What’s good for Bristol schools is good for the whole country. So how about it, Government – will you implement a clean air policy throughout the UK?

Government

Action by Bristol City Council to bring Clean Air for Bristol’s Kids

Ultimately, the people who will take the decision about whether to provide clean air for our kids in Bristol schools will be Bristol City Councillors, and the individual elected Councillors. They have the power to make it happen.

So we are asking the Leader of Bristol City Council, Councillor Tony Dyer, and the Chair of the Children and Young People Policy Committee, Councillor Christine Townsend, to agree to protect the health of Bristol’s kids.

At the same time, they will help schools to save money and improve academic performance. There is absolutely no downside to them taking this decision.

Clean Air For Kids - Air filters can significantly increase the clean air supply in a classroom and therefore can be considered a cost-effective measure.
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Action by Schools to bring Clean Air for Bristol’s Kids

Schools don’t have to wait for a decision by the Councillors at Bristol City Council to act to bring clean air for Bristol’s kids. 

School Head Teachers and School Governors can take a lead. Any school could become the next in our area to improve the air your staff and pupils breathe; leading to enhanced performance, reduced sickness absence and ultimately better exam results.

We can help, click here to get in touch.

Clean Air For Kids - Breathing in fresh air, as opposed to stale or polluted indoor air, reduces the risk of airborne diseases and respiratory issues. Pollutants may accumulate in poorly ventilated spaces, leading to acute and chronic health problems
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Action by Parents to bring Clean Air for Bristol’s Kids

Parents can help too. Don’t wait. Act now. Help us bring clean air to our kids, your kids, schools. 

Speak to your child’s teacher, the school head teacher or the school Governors. Ask them to look at this website. Ask them to prioritise clean air in all classrooms.

And please contact your local elected councillor on Bristol City Council. You can find out who it is here. Speak to them. Ask them to prioritise clean air in all classrooms.

We can help, click here to get in touch.

Clean Air For Kids - Humidity: A well-ventilated space can prevent the build-up of odours and excess humidity, ensuring a comfortable indoor environment.
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Action by Concerned Citizens to Bring Clean Air for Bristol’s Kids

You don’t have to be a parent of a child in a Bristol school to want to help us bring clean air to these schools. Anyone can help.

If you support our ambitions, please contact your local elected councillor on Bristol City Council. You can find out who it is here. Speak to them. Ask them to prioritise clean air in all educational spaces.

We can help, click here to get in touch.

Clean Air For Kids - Buildings: Good ventilation can prevent damage to the building from excess moisture; this can cause mould growth and structural damage
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Action by the Government to Bring Clean Air for the Kids of Bristol and Beyond

What’s good for Bristol schools, pupils and teachers is good for the whole country. So how about it, Government – will you implement a clean air policy for all schools throughout the country?

As we explain on this website, there’s no downside, only benefits. And these solutions will drive economic growth too. It’s truly a no-brainer.

So come on, Government. Bring clean air to the kids of Bristol, and beyond.

Click here to get in touch, and we’ll tell you how.

Clean Air For Kids - Energy Efficiency: Bringing in outdoor air can help maintain an appropriate temperature and humidity levels in buildings; reducing the strain on heating systems and lowering costs.
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Our Vision is to provide cleaner indoor air to benefit the health of all children

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Ventilation

Opening windows lets stale indoor air out and the external air flow in

Clean Air For Kids - Diagram of air flowing through a filter, showing dust and particles being trapped as clean air exits.

Filtration

Removing particulate matter from the room air using air filters

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Legislation

Campaigning for better standards for indoor air quality

Do you want Clean Air for Kids in Schools?

If you support our campaign for clean air for kids in schools, please send us a message.

If you want to learn more about the benefits and the solutions, please get in touch.

If you want to help, fill in the form and tell us.

And if you want to advocate for clean air in your own child’s school, we’d love to hear from you. We can help!