Create an action plan for boosting biodiversity and creating homes for nature at your school. It will help students apply knowledge, use investigative skills, put science into action and take ownership of a project that will make a tangible difference to wildlife. 

Have fun playing games and completing activities, while learning about rainforests and the people and wildlife that call them home.

This Plastic Fishing KS2 schools kit includes lesson plans, a video and activity sheets for teachers to download.  These can be used to educate children aged 9 – 11 on the impact of plastic in our oceans, and actions we can take to reduce plastic pollution.

WWF's new classroom resources enable pupils to explore the role of the oceans in their lives and why healthy oceans are so vital to their future.

Explore all their games, quizzes and activities, ranging from the natural world to the impact of plastic. You can also join their Kids’ Club.

You can sign up your school to become part of a new Young Tree Champions campaign which is being piloted in 2021. This shows children how to connect with, learn about, and appreciate the wonder of trees. Registrations will likely open again for 2022 places at the end of 2021.

Join their club, adopt an animal or simply use their resources to help your children experience and appreciate the natural world.

Use the National Geographic’s education section to complement your child’s learning. You can search by topic and school grade.

A collection of school resources to inspire your school to create cleaner air, including key stage 1, 2 and 3 resources.