Inspired by the recent documentary ‘David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet’ join one of our WWF educators to discuss the themes within the film and discover some of the solutions to help tackle global issues.
- Dates: Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (subject to availability)
- Lesson duration: 45 Minutes
- Venue: Virtually; using Zoom or Microsoft Teams
- Cost: FREE
Book a live lesson
Search for an available date and register for your FREE live lesson with Caroline, our Secondary education officer.
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A Life on our Planet - Learning objectives
A Life on our Planet - Learning objectives
- Recall some of the threats facing our natural world and understand how these threats are related to human activity.
- Understand some of the solutions to environmental issues and how we can all make sustainable choices to reduce our impact on the planet.
Curriculum links Key Stage 3 / Third Level:
- England: Biology: Relationships in an ecosystem. Geography: Human and Physical geography
- Scotland: Sciences: Planet Earth: Biodiversity and interdependence; Processes of the planet; Topical Science. Social Studies: People, place and environment
- Northern Ireland: Geography: Contributors to Society, Contributors to the economy and the environment. Science: Organisms and health, Contributors to Society, Contributors to the economy and the environment
- Wales: Science: Interdependence of organisms, The sustainable Earth, How things work. Geography: Locating places, environments and patterns; Understanding places, environments and processes