Week 5

ENO Weather week is held once in a year during the week number 5. The project is aimed at primary and secondary schools around the world. 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE WEEK here (pfd)

Spreadsheet of the weatherdata collected from 2014- is found here

Need a certificate of participation for your school/class: Registrate to the event from here

See also the ENO Weather Week Padlet for ideas:

https://padlet.com/enoprogramme/ENOWeatherWeek

General info:

ENO Weather Week is an international project for primary and secondary schools linked to the ENO Climate Change Campaign. The week takes place once a year at the beginning of February (week 5).

The idea is to observe the weather from different perspectives, such as temperature, air pressure, humidity, and the amount of rainwater or snow. For example, can you name the clouds, or identify the wind direction and speed?

Schools organize the event themselves using the equipment they have. Standard weather protocols and instruments are used. ENO provides an observation form and an international network to share and discuss the results. Many ENO schools have been making weather observations for years and have extensive experience. In this project, some of these experienced schools can help others with less experience. Instructions on how to set up a weather station can also be provided to schools.

Weather data will be submitted online to the ENO Database and used in school projects and ENO Climate Change Campaigns. All schools are welcome to participate!

Further info: info@enoprogramme.org


ENO WEATHER WEEK

2021 – CHANGEMENT Project Works:

  • Madliena secondary school & Smiltene secondary schools from Latvia

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 ENO WEATHER WEEK, OCTOBER 2021 -WORKS:

 

  • Obrtničko-industrijska škola Županja (School of Crafts and Industry Županja) Mentor:  Davor Relja, mag. geogr.   

          ENO WEATHER WEEK Oct 2021 – report Županja (Croatia) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An online students meeting between 4 schools from 4 differents countries (Finland, Croatia, Lithuania and Israel) was organised to share and present the results. Here a couple of images from the meeting: