The climate and nature crisis will affect all of our lives and futures. To support, we’ve designed a free curriculum to guide young people into a space of knowledge, activation and empowerment.

Our award-winning Changing Climates curriculum has been designed using our Triple WellBeing framework to help schools immerse, understand, explore and feel empowered when responding to the climate crisis.

Our lesson plans and support guides help make sense of climate change, exploring the root causes of our crises and engaging with the science and emotions, global perspectives and inspiring changemakers to help inspire young people with the tools for resilience, emotional wellbeing, agency and empowerment.

Working closely with climate psychologists and drawing on a vast wealth of research and experience, our teacher-team have designed a series of lessons for every school aged child, using age-appropriate resources and discussion-based ideas to support a move from anxiety and overwhelm to connection and empowerment.

• Lessons will introduce the cause & effect of climate change, exploring the science and emotions by learning about local and global contexts.

• Students will understand the impact of climate change on human and non-human communities and engage with the values and emotions that we are all experiencing, helping to inspire positive actions and empowerment moving forward.

• Students will practise skills of critical thinking & questioning, deep listening, empathy building and the vital skill of systems thinking (understanding how things connect) by engaging in a wide range of learning stimulus, discussion ideas and creative exercises.

• Additional resources provide schemes of work, training & guidance for teachers and parents in facilitating tricky discussions, plus a rich bank of resources for students to support their own learning journeys.

Created for schools all over the world. All our programmes support UK Ofsted requirements for PSHE, SMSC & Global Citizenship.