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Goose Green Primary School now has air purifiers in every classroom. It is so far the only school in Southwark to have done this and has done so with funding from Southwark Council and additional support from Marylebone Services and Suzanne James Catering.


Whilst this is not the long-term solution to London's air pollution crisis, Goose Green School recognises the urgency of the issue for young lungs and is putting mitigation measures in place as well as long-term education/policy/behavioural change.


See here for more information on the school's air quality measures in general:

https://www.goosegreenprimaryschool.org/school-information/air-quality-initiatives


And this is the recent parent announcement about the air purifiers:

https://www.goosegreenprimaryschool.org/viewer?url=/files/school-information/air-quality-initiatives/APU%20parent%20announcement.pdf

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