Inspire your students with a free conservation talk or interactive workshop from DSWF.
Our expert-led sessions are designed to equip young people with the knowledge, confidence, and passion to become powerful advocates for wildlife and the natural world.
Register your details below, and we’ll be in touch to tailor the perfect session for your school.
Δ
Once you’ve agreed a date and time with our Education Manager, please set up a meeting using your school’s preferred platform (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, or Skype) and send us an invitation using the email address provided.
During the session, we will share our screen to present the PowerPoint.
To help everything run smoothly, please check the following:
Please note: Sessions must not be recorded without prior permission from DSWF.
Our free workshops and talks are designed for primary school students in Key Stages 1 and 2.
Sessions can be booked five days a week, Monday to Friday, at a time that suits your schedule.
In-person sessions cover most locations across the UK. Get in touch to confirm availability in your area.
Virtual sessions can be delivered in English anywhere in the world.
Absolutely. We’re happy to deliver sessions in a variety of settings, including whole school assemblies, libraries, and home education environments.
Yes, we can tailor sessions to suit your group’s specific needs, or you can choose from our range of existing talks and extended workshops.
Yes, we offer both in-person and virtual sessions. Virtual sessions can be delivered in English anywhere in the world.
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.
