Explore the different ways we interact with animals, sparking meaningful discussions.
Encourage critical thinking and provide opportunities for young people to learn how to become responsible citizens for people, animals, and our planet.
Encourage critical thinking and provide opportunities for young people to learn how to become responsible citizens for people, animals, and our planet.
This learning programme is tailored for young people aged 7-13 covering the following topics;
Explore what responsibility means in our daily lives. Encourage learners to reflect on their current and future responsibilities—both in their personal lives and towards animals and our planet.
Teach ethical responsibility through the lens of pet care! This engaging lesson explores what animals need to thrive and encourages critical thinking about the role we play in their wellbeing.
Explore the lives of farm animals and the responsibility we have for their care. This thought-provoking lesson encourages students to consider how ethical choices in farming and food can support happier, healthier animals.
Discover how to care for the wild creatures around us! This engaging lesson helps students explore the challenges wildlife face and empowers them to take action to protect and support these amazing animals in their natural habitats.
Deliver content your way We have a range of different ways to learn about animal welfare, with both informative lessons and practical activities.
Talk about what responsibility means in our daily lives. Encourage learners to reflect on their current and future responsibilities—both in their personal lives and in caring for animals and our planet.
Encourage learners to explore the ethics behind different farming methods and why making responsible choices matters—not just for us, but for farm animals and the planet we all share.
Spark a discussion about the ethics of pet ownership and the importance of taking responsibility. Help learners explore what it means to care for animals with compassion and respect.
Encourage learners to discuss the ethics of how we interact with wildlife and why being responsible citizens matters—not just for us, but for wildlife and the planet we all share.