Many organisations are realising that children and young people are an untapped resource to advocate for change in habitat loss and biodiversity. Our free sessions are designed to help your students develop the skills and knowledge to become effective advocates for wildlife.
Find further information on what’s included in sessions below.
We also welcome you to purchase one of our adoption packs for your class, so you can receive regular updates about your chosen species and receive your very own class mascot.
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In Person talks will depend on availability and geography, but where these are not possible, we will always offer a virtual alternative instead.
We can provide talks to any English-speaking school across the world online, but please do check any time differences from where you are to the UK.
One if the education team will introduce him or herself and will then share a PowerPoint presentation that she will talk through for 15 – 25 minutes depending on the age of the children and the talk selected.
At the end there will be an opportunity for the students to ask questions; please could the school organise who will be responsible for choosing who is asking questions.
Please note: sessions should not be recorded without prior permission from DSWF
Contact our education team today, and we will tailor the perfect wildlife conservation experience for you.
“We loved the interaction in the assembly… The link to habitats was perfect because it covers all three year group’s science curriculum.” – Gemma, Ewhurst School
“The children were so inspired, they started to write tiger facts and we had a tiger themed show and tell. Your session was perfect, just the right length of time on the carpet and the mask making was great.” – Maria, Woodlea Primary
“It was lovely having you and the children really enjoyed the session… it was very organised, the right length for the children’s age and lovely activities. I am already thinking about next year!” – Carla, St Francis, Ventnor
“We had fun making the animal habitats… when I grow up, I want to work at an animal charity and help animals.”
“I really enjoyed your talk about the endangered animals and I never knew that there were not many tigers left.”
Last year we delivered to over 9,000 children and young people in the UK with the support of our global conservation partners.
Our aim is to help create conservation advocates for the future, to ensure the long-term survival of the world’s most endangered species. Before this can happen, we believe young people need to learn the knowledge and skills required to be able to do this, including confidence, vocabulary, oracy and literacy.
DSWF offers a tailored programme of conservation and animal art-based talks and workshops for primary schools. These workshops and talks have been shaped around key curriculum components within science, geography, and citizenship.
The purpose of the DSWF education programme is to support children and young people to become effective advocates for wildlife conservation and biodiversity’. Find out how we strive to accomplish this goal.
Access a selection of information, resources, activities designed to support both Educators and Students to better understand biodiversity and conservation.
