It has been launched by environmental not-for-profit organisation City to Sea and is free for schools.
Rethink Water is for key stage 2 students and aims to educate and empower them to reduce water consumption and tackle plastic pollution.
Created in partnership with Southern Water, the programme will initially launch as a pilot project with 10 schools across Southampton and will then roll out to more than 300 schools across the South of England in the next 18 months. Schools are being urged to sign up online.
Key elements include tackling myths about bottled and tap water, encouraging children to use refill and reuse containers, and discovering and sharing tips on how to save water.
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