MEET THE TEAM

Brett Robb - Founder of Climate Actions Schools (CAS)
& The Industry Factory (TIF).

Brett is an experienced and successful Cultural Change, Team Building and Business Improvement Specialist. He thrives on assisting organisations to create environments drawn upon insights and proven principles of Total Quality Management and Neuroscience. 

Brett is a Nationally Accredited, Lean Trainer Assessor with over 30 years' experience in the practical application and training of Lean principles and processes in industry.

 

Jules McMurtrie - Chief Optimist at Climate Actions Schools (CAS)
& Trusted Partner at Jumpingfish.

Jules has a long history of creating social value programs, which exceed industry ESG targets and solve complex problems.

Jules has been translating 21CC skills for over 30 years in industry, specialising in school and industry partnerships for the past 10 years managing Gateway to Industry School Programs for Food, Wine & Tourism, Advanced Manufacturing, Hydrogen & Renewable Energy.

 

OUR VISION

All schools become beacons of sustainability for their community, fostering eco-conscious leaders and driving global climate action.

OUR MISSION

Our Mission is to empower schools to lead the way in the transition to net zero, through resource recovery turning classrooms into incubators of innovation and action.

Together, we will create a generation of eco-conscious leaders who will shape a thriving, resilient and sustainable world for all.

WHAT WE OFFER

Climate Action Schools has developed a 'School Guide' as an introduction, designed to inspire and support schools on the journey towards making a better, more sustainable world.

By attending a Climate Action Schools workshop and following the guide, leadership, staff, teachers and students can setup simple tools and processes that can immediately reduce their waste to landfill, recover more resources into the circular economy and increase environmental awareness.

For those schools who would like to take their recycling and recovery journey beyond the basics of this guide, CAS can provide assisted programs.

Assisted programs are delivered by industry qualified specialists to leadership, staff, teachers and students, and have the additional benefits of:

  • Application of sustainable, industry-accepted LEAN methodology to your schools resource management systems and processes

  • Introduction to the use of neuroscience (The Hard Science behind Soft Skills - Neuro Power TM) to enhance individual participation and optimise group performance increasing the cultural maturity

  • Ongoing certification for schools who excel in practicing and promoting student waste reduction, recycling, circular economy principles, empathy towards the environment and 21st century skills, such as, emotional intelligence for retention of enrollments.

  • Ongoing support and #continuousimprovement of your program through regular check-ups with our qualified specialists

  • Connections to local industries such as resource recovery, circularity, manufacturing, renewable energy and more for ongoing sustainability and student connections.

  • unpacking the Science, technology, engineering, arts and maths (STEAM) connections to industry

  • provide 'live' learning environments for student curriculum connections