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Will you help us get Clean Air for Kids

Very few schools, Local Education Authorities and Academy Trusts can afford the up-front costs of installation of air filters. But the Government could, easily. And recover their costs very quickly from supply teacher budget savings.

With political leadership, we could easily transform the lives of schoolchildren, their teachers, and their families by improving the quality of the air they breathe.

Please write to you Member of Parliament to ask them to support our campaign.

Let's Make It Happen

Please write a letter to your Member of Parliament asking that schools add an air filter to each classroom and regularly open windows to reduce the number of coughs, colds, and Covid-19 infections that kids and their teachers catch at school. Doing this would also increase attendance rates and improve academic performance.

And it would reduce the amount of sickness spread into families from schools, and thus reduce the number of sick days lost at work.

At the same time, it will help schools to save money on supply teacher costs. The costs of installation would be recovered very quickly by these savings. It has been estimated that to install air cleaners in every school in England would be a one-off cost of approximately £140 million. Yet schools in England spent £1.4 billion on supply teachers last year alone.

Savings to supply teacher budgets because of less teacher sicknesses caught at school would be made year on year, so for as long as the air filter is being used. And running costs for an air filter once installed, are £6 per pupil per year, so less than the price of a coffee and a cake.

There is absolutely no downside to the Government taking the decision to installing air filters in schools.

You can find who your MP is below. And we have written a template letter that can be downloaded.

We have local groups in the areas listed below. To get specific information about contacting local politicians in these areas and to download letters, click on the name.

If you live anywhere else in the country, the information you need is below.

If you support local kids being able to breathe clean air when they are at school, please will you write to your Member of Parliament to ask them to support this initiative.

Write to your Member of Parliament

You can find out who your Member of Parliament is here:

If you want to send a letter rather than an email, their postal address is: House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA

If you would like to write your own letter or email, please make use of any information on this website. Or you are welcome to use our template letter, perhaps personalising it to your own circumstances and position, and maybe also including that you have a child or children in local schools if you do. We would be grateful if you write to your Member of Parliament whether or not you have school-age children.

Add your name and email below to receive the template letter.

Remember to ask your friends, neighbours and family to write as well, and please tell us when you get a reply using the form below :)

The more people that write, the better the chance of success we will have.

Our Vision is to provide cleaner indoor air to benefit the health of all children

Clean Air For Kids - Open window with stars and sparkles outside.

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 and pathogens from the room air using air filters

Clean Air For Kids - Black and white line drawing of the Big Ben clock tower and Elizabeth Tower in London.

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!