Supporting teachers and schools
Our free educational resources enables schools, teachers and pupils to develop their knowledge and understanding of the environmental challenges facing our planet.
Educational activities to enjoy from home
Whether you're a teacher looking for inspiring and enriching content for your students to access and use independently from home - or a parent seeking ways to make the most of time at home with your children - we want to help.
Our work with schools
For over 30 years, we’ve been working with teachers and schools to provide a wide range of topical classroom resources and real-world activities to engage and inspire young people.
Over 10,000 UK schools participate in our education programmes and we've a wide range of climate change resources, species and food growing activities to inspire your pupils. Our work with schools is part of our mission to build a brighter future for both people and nature.
Our education programmes by theme
Popular education programmes
Activities and School Visits
We've got some fabulous craft activities and school workshop experiences that will support your pupils to explore, discover and learn about nature and sustainability.
You might also like...
- Climate crisis: Information poster illustrating how Earth’s changing climate is affecting every part of our world.
- Food for thought: Information poster highlighting the many issues with our current food system.
- Plastic is NOT fantastic: Information poster highlighting the issues caused to our planet from plastic.
- What is biodiversity: Information poster showing how we share our planet with millions of other species; and how we need them all to survive.
Subscribe to our education newsletter
All of our classroom resources are freely available to schools, teachers and pupils. You can also register your school to receive our free educational email updates, including invites to events, teacher panels and much more.
Back to school
02/05/2020
Our new climate change resource for secondary school students gives young people the opportunity to take action on climate change and biodiversity loss within the school setting.