Saturday 21st June 2025 | 12 - 4pm
Seaford Head School - Steyne Road Site
Thank to everyone who was involved in the Sustainable Seaford Fair. Having so many people get involved made it a very special event.
We hope the fair has helped people to think about small changes we can make that are good for us as well as being good for the planet.
A special thanks to Seaford Head School and OVCA who helped make this event possible.
On Saturday 1st June, Seaford’s schools and the local community will come together to discover small changes we can make to live more sustainably.
The Sustainable Seaford Fair is brought to you by Sharing Skills CIC and Seaford Head school.
In partnership with:
Seaford Head School
Organised by:
The 3rd June 2024 represents the day of the year when we would run out of resources if everyone in the world lived and consumed as we do in the UK. If we continue as we are, we would need 2.4 Earths to provide us with the things we want!
Find out more about Earth Overshoot Day.
The Seaford Sustainability Fair is here to give you ideas and knowledge to make changes which are good for you and good for the planet!
From Seaford Head School musicians and 'Music from the Sofa'
Textile crafts, discover nature, art, games, experiments
Cookery demonstrations, local food, smoothie bar, hot drinks
Learn about local projects, hear about what we can do and join the discussion
Information on a whole range of environmental issues and sustainable solutions such as nature, climate change, water, food, food growing, energy, transport, plastics, waste, circular economy, local solutions and ways to get involved.
Seaford Head School
Steyne Road Site, Steyne Road
Seaford, BN25 1AL
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* Available from the Sharing Skills refreshments stand
| Talk | Presenter | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Films | UNA Climate & Oceans | 12:00 |
| Ovesco in the community | Chris Rowland - CEO of Ovesco CIC community energy company | 12:15 |
| Revival: Stories of Rewilding Sussex. A conversation with a young film Director | Cosmo Robertson - UNA Climate & Oceans Youth Cabinet | 12:55 |
| Introduction to the climate & nature crisis | Paul Turner - Ministry of Eco | 13:25 |
| Why Repair? | Simon Mcfarlane - Seaford Repair Cafe | 14:00 |
| Cheeky Pants and The Nappy Gurus | Helen Rankin - Owner Managing Director of Cheeky Wipes | 14:30 |
| Soil and Art, roots of landscape | David St Maur Sheil - artist, gardener and advocate for greater soil awareness | 15:00 |
| Film: Revival: Stories of Rewilding Sussex | by Cosmo Robertson - UNA Climate & Oceans Youth Cabinet | 15:30 |
It's easy!
Bring your unwanted clothes (still in good condition) along on the day and swap for new-to-you clothes.
