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WORKSHOPS & PROGRAMMES
Curriculum-aligned, designed by wildlife, conservation and climate experts, delivered by our passionate volunteers.
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Most of our programmes are offered free of charge, and some of our workshops include a request for a small donation towards running costs. Our programmes are available for in-person delivery in London & Kent, and virtual delivery across the UK.
Wildlife Conservation
We are delivering an exciting range of KS1 and KS2 curriculum aligned workshops designed by international wildlife charity Born Free Foundation.
Threats Facing Wildlife
(KS1 & KS2)
We introduce students to four key species that Born Free cares for, elephants, tigers, orca and hedgehogs. Pupils will learn interesting facts about each species and learn about the threats they face. They will also learn how they can each make small changes in their daily lives to help protect wildlife.
Price: £50 per workshop
Precious Primates
and Rainforests (KS2)
Help students to discover more about tropical rainforests, their geographic distribution, make-up and importance, as well as introducing them to some of the amazing primates found there. Pupils will develop short speeches highlighting why the rainforest is important to them, and how we can all protect primates.
Price: £50 per workshop
Should Animals Have The Same Rights As Humans? (KS2)
This workshop reveals amazing facts about elephants in the wild and encourages pupils to think about the feelings of animals in zoos. Pupils work in small groups to represent the stakeholders involved in bringing an elephant from Africa to a zoo in the UK, and are encouraged to consider, discuss and debate animal rights.
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Price: FREE
Climate Justice
We are offering FREE interactive KS3 climate workshops, led by our young volunteers and developed by the UK Youth Climate Coalition.
Climate Justice workshop
It's perfect for schools and youth groups that want to help empower and support more young people to take action on climate change! Help students to understand how to bring about climate justice, how to make space for emotions around eco-anxiety and how to create change in their own communities.