The Northumbrian Water GLOBE Project

The Northumbrian Water GLOBE Project is a unique scheme linking schools and education centres throughout the North East of England with the GLOBE Programme in order to measure the weather.

Northumbrian Water is keen set up a network of schools and education centres providing weather data so that it can help to predict changes in weather patterns as a result of climate change.  This will lead to a better understanding of the operational challenges of their sewerage networks. 

Northumbrian Water is providing up to 85 selected schools with a special support package, which includes a free automated Weather Station, plus free training and support for one teacher so that the school becomes registered with the GLOBE Programme.

There are also links to curriculum-related materials to help with classroom teaching on weather issues.  Click here to see the launch event in July 2007.

Northumbrian Water will be selecting the schools to give a good coverage throughout the North East - click here to see the project area and click to download the Northumbrian Water GLOBE Project leaflet (pdf, 1.1Mb)


Click for details of the equipment


Click for details of training

  What if my school or education centre is selected?
  What if my school or education centre is not selected?
  Click here for the latest weather data from GLOBE Schools in the project 
  Find out more about Northumbrian Water at www.nwl.org.uk