Climate Class Connection

🌍 Applications Now Open | Young Climate Heroes Challenge 2026

Every meaningful change begins with one small action.

The Young Climate Heroes Challenge 2026, an initiative of Climate Class Connection (CCC), is inviting young changemakers from across Pakistan to showcase their student-led climate action projects and receive national recognition.

✅ Who Can Apply?
> Students 7–15 years of age (Suggested Grades 3–10)
> Pakistani students enrolled in schools across Pakistan
> Government Schools, Registered Low-Fee Private Schools.
> Individual students or teams of 2–5 students from the same institution
> Every project must have a Teacher Mentor

🌱 Project Requirements
✔️ Planned and implemented primarily by students.
✔️ Implemented between October 2025 and 18 September 2026, or newly designed and completed before the application deadline.
✔️ Projects that create positive impact beyond the school by engaging families or the wider community will be especially appreciated.

🏆 Recognition

🥇 PKR 20,000
🥈 PKR 10,000
🥉 PKR 5,000

📅 Application Deadline: 18 September 2026 | 11:00 PM (Pakistan Standard Time)

📌 Important: Before applying, please read the selection criteria, evaluation process, eligibility requirements, and competition timeline in detail on the Climate Class Connection (CCC) website.

🔗 Apply Now:
Young Climate Heroes Challenge 2026 | Climate Class Connection
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Together, let's discover and celebrate Pakistan's next generation of climate leaders.

Sami Ur Rahman

🌍 World Environment Day 2026

Tomorrow, we will gather once again for our Climate Bethak, a community-led space where educators, students, community members, and elders come together to reflect on our climate journey and strengthen local action.

Over the past year, Climate Bethak has supported kitchen gardens, recycling initiatives, greening projects, youth leadership, and community climate action. This gathering is an opportunity to celebrate what we have achieved together and discuss the path ahead.

We are also honored to welcome a representative from VVOB Belgium, who will visit our community to learn from local experiences and document stories of change emerging through Climate Class Connection.

Real climate action begins in communities. We look forward to sharing our stories, challenges, achievements, and hopes for a greener and more resilient future.

We’ve spent the last few years working inside classrooms.

Training teachers.
Engaging students.
Even bringing mothers into the conversation.

But one question kept coming back:
What if schools didn’t just learn about climate change…
but actually led real action?
Not activities.
Not one-day events.
But structured, measurable impact inside schools and homes.

We’re building something that challenges how schools engage with climate action.
Something more accountable.
More practical.
And far more impactful.

This is just the beginning.

Stay tuned.