RSPCA Education
Connect. Care. Reflect.
From fun family activities to engaging classroom lessons, discover resources that help children connect emotionally with animals, take caring actions to protect them, and reflect on how small changes can make a big difference for the world we share.
EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF ANIMAL ADVOCATES
Welcome to our animal education website! The activities here are for everyone who wants to help others learn about animals, understand their behaviour, and make their lives better.
Let’s make animals' lives better
We’ve co-created these lessons and activities with teachers, parents, children and science teams. So our education content is a fun and valuable way for children to learn and it will have a real benefit to animals too.
New learning pathway
Duke of Edinburgh Award
Did you know that anyone doing their Bronze or Silver DofE can volunteer with the RSPCA?
They can mix and match activities including campaigning, fundraising, and practical help for wildlife and pets. It’s fun, they’ll learn new skills, and they’ll be improving the lives of animals.
How will you inspire the next generation?
We have a range of ideas and advice to suit your needs. Visit your page to learn more.
Teach young people in schools
Educate young people at home
Volunteer through Duke of Edinburgh
Manage animal cruelty concerns
Get started with RSPCA Education
- 1 Create your RSPCA account to access free teaching resources.
- 2 Explore a range of resources designed to suit both home and classroom learning.
- 3 Empower your students by fostering critical thinking and exploring hands-on solutions together
- 4 Share your success with our certificates—showing the impact of your actions.
Your impact
Changing the world, one act of kindness at a time
- 242 acts of kindness have given animals healthier, tastier diets
- 54 acts of kindness have created safe and comfortable spaces for animals
- 36 acts of kindness have brought animals positive experiences and choices
- 28 acts of kindness have kept animals healthy, active, and feeling good
- 677 acts of kindness have given animals a voice in their communities
Last updated 4th March 2025