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Welcome back to school!

We hope you and your pupils had a wonderful summer. As the new term begins, why not explore some of our seasonal activities to bring animal welfare learning into your classroom?

Here are some ideas to get you started this autumn:

Make a home for hedgehogs

Build a safe resting and hibernation space for hedgehogs as they prepare to hibernate.

Pick litter to help wildlife

Get hands on! Litter harms wildlife, and cleaning it up is a simple way to help protect animals.

Wildlife in autumn

Explore the changes animals go through as the weather turns colder, from gathering food to finding shelter.

Kindness in action

How can you inspire pupils to think about how they can help animals in their local community?

live interactive session for learners

Calling all Primary Schools!

Join the Pet Education Partnership’s ‘Fireworks, Animals and Me’ assembly on Zoom, designed especially for schools and educators. This FREE interactive session features videos from children’s TV star and RSPCA Ambassador Rory The Vet, who will guide young learners on how to help animals feel safe during fireworks, exploring practical ways to keep pets calm and protected.

Together, we’ll explore why firework safety matters not only for people, but also for the animals we love. This interactive webinar is a valuable resource for teachers who want to promote safety and kindness during fireworks season.

A choice of times:
📅 Date: 4th November
🕒 Time: 1:10 - 1:30pm
💻 Location: Zoom (link provided upon registration)

or

📅 Date: 5th November
🕒 Time: 9:10 - 9:30am
💻 Location: Zoom (link provided upon registration)

Attend for free

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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.