Land for Life
The WWF (World Wildlife Fund) has some fantastic lesson resources which offer lesson resources for a wide range of topics related to conservation. Their topic Land for Life has been developed with KS2 and KS3 in mind and provides students the opportunity to explore the geography and ecosystems of Kenya and Tanzania. Students will discover the interdependence of natural systems and recognise the consequences that occur when connections are altered or damaged by humans. The topic comes with a PPT for the students, a PDF for teachers and a Video resource. If you’ll like to find out more follow this link.
COP 29 – A Time for Action?
This November, some of the world’s most powerful political figures, corporate leaders and environmentalists will meet to discuss their collective approach to the climate crisis. For many young people, this issue sparks anxiety and a sense of helplessness. As teachers, we have a unique opportunity to address these feelings, open up discussions, and let our students know they are heard. Who knows, you might even have the next Greta Thunberg in your classroom! The BBC offers a fantastic range of learning resources for both Primary and Secondary students to help bring these conversations to life. These resources can support you in guiding meaningful discussions and empowering students to engage with the topic. Check them out at the link below: