Live lessons and events

Our next live lesson is on polar regions. We will be streaming live from the British Antarctic Survey headquarters in Cambridge and Steve Backshall will be joining to answer questions about his polar adventures.

Register now to join live on Tues 3rd Feb 2026, 2pm - 2.45pm

Our live lesson on forests has now ended but don't worry if you missed it - you can catch up below!

Join us on Wednesday 4 June at 10am to find out all about the importance of oceans, including their amazing wildlife. Explore some of the challenges oceans face including climate change and plastic pollution and discover what we can all do to help our oceans. Join us for this interactive, live session – full of fun facts and our amazing oceans quiz!

Suitable for Key Stage 2 / Second Level students

Join us in this live lesson to learn more about what climate change is, how it's impacting nature across the world and what steps we can take to tackle climate change at school and at home.

Take part in this free live lesson to learn all about walrus and discover how you can become Walrus Detectives to help WWF and BAS monitor walrus populations.

Join us for a free live lesson to explore the geography and ecosystems of southern Kenya and northern Tanzania.

Join us to find out about life of David Attenborough and the changes he’s witnessed on our planet over his lifetime.

Browse our YouTube playlist of World Day live lessons to catch up on ones you've missed or watch again with your class! Includes live lessons for World Habitat Day, Festival of Holi, World Wildlife Day and loads more!

Organise a Wear it Wild event at your school for a dress-up day with a difference; it’s the grrreatest school day of the year!

This summer, join WWF’s brand-new walking series, Great Wild Walks. Our family friendly walks take place in some beautiful areas of the UK. Be a part of our mass movement in support of nature.