Teachers in the classroom

Whether you’re seeking quick ideas, full lesson plans, or opportunities to fundraise, we offer a wide range of resources to support you.

Quick activities

Enriched learning for May

Every idea is chosen to spark curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and inspire your students to take action - not just in the classroom, but at home too. Together, we can empower young people to make a real difference for animals and the environment.

Support for concerns

We're here to help with any concerns about a young person's behaviour towards animals. Get advice, practical tips and support for managing situations of animal cruelty or neglect.

Mental health

Use our expert-created resources this Mental Health Awareness Week. Find a self-led PowerPoint session, fun activities and even a recorded interactive workshop to share. Have fun!

Hedgehog heroes

Be a hero this Hedgehog Awareness Week (5–11 May) by completing one of our fun, practical activities. You can help by feeding hedgehogs, making a hedgehog highway or a home for your local hedgehogs.

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Lessons for PSHE and citizenship

A dog running along the beach with a toy in his mouth

Happy and healthy animals

This video assembly explores what keeps animals happy and healthy, showcasing farm animals, pets, and wildlife living fulfilling lives.

Key stage 1

These lessons help learners understand the needs of animals while drawing meaningful parallels to their own lives. By exploring a range of topics, learners discover how much we share—such as the need for a safe home, healthy food, and good company. This connection builds empathy and responsibility, inspiring young minds to make positive choices that benefit both animals and people.

A healthy diet

Explore the building blocks of a healthy diet for humans and animals.

A safe space

Learn why creating a calm environment is important for both us and animals.

Relationships and choice

Explore how kindness, respect, and trust shape our relationships.

Healthy mind and body

Value the importance for taking care of animals and ourselves.

Key stage 2

Our learning programme, tailored for young people aged 7-13, explores the different ways we interact with animals, sparking meaningful discussions. We encourage critical thinking and provide opportunities for young people to learn how to become responsible citizens for people, animals, and our planet.