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Enriched learning for March

Every idea is thoughtfully chosen to inspire your students this month—not just in the classroom, but at home too—empowering them to make a real difference for animals and the environment.

World Sleep Day

Watch our sleepy animals film on Friday 14 March to celebrate World Sleep Day. Discuss how sleep is really important for us and our pets, and talk about how your pet might feel when disturbed from sleep.

Pancake Day

Will you be using eggs for your pancakes? If you’re worried about the welfare of egg-laying hens, you can help by buying free range eggs. You can also try making egg box animals!

Helping frogs

This month, we're asking you to encourage learners to observe tadpoles in their natural habitat rather than taking them home. Keeping them in their ponds helps prevent the spread of disease and ensures they grow safely without the risks of captivity.

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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

Discover how to create a safe space and how that makes animals feel.

Relationships and choice

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

Staying healthy

Reflect on the different ways we can keep ourselves and animals healthy.

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.