Educators Hub
Whether you’re teaching in a mainstream education setting or supporting learning beyond in Natures classroom, explore our hub for resources, projects, and campaigns.
Enhance the planning and delivery of high-quality environmental and nature-based learning opportunities for children and young people to connect with Nature on their doorstep, in the local park and green spaces or deeper within the Tamar Valley National Landscape.
The National Education Nature Park programme empowers children and young people to positively impact their future and the environment. Embark on a journey to explore your outdoor space and use creative decision-making to enhance your grounds for both people and Nature.
These free programmes offer educators the resources, support, and guidance needed to integrate climate and Nature into learning, tailored to your setting and learners.
The Tree Council believes every young person has the potential to be a champion for Nature. By connecting with, learning about, and caring for trees and the natural world, they can inspire others.
Join The Tree Council’s Force for Nature initiative and become part of a nationwide network of schools and young people advocating for a greener, healthier future.
People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) provide a fantastic platform where children can go wild. Complete nature challenges, take part in events and competitions while learning and connecting with Nature in your area.
More great resources
Westcountry Rivers Trust
The River Academy by the Westcountry Rivers Trust offers a variety of resources and activities to educate people about the importance of rivers and streams. It provides downloadable resources, videos, and storytelling to help individuals learn about and engage with their local watercourses. The Trust aims to preserve and improve the region's watercourses while promoting environmental education.
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The Woodland Trust
The Woodland Trust provides resources and activities to help schools engage students with Nature. Schools can participate in the Green Tree Schools Award, plant free trees, and access a variety of outdoor learning materials. These initiatives aim to enhance students' understanding of trees and wildlife while promoting environmental stewardship.
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Devon Wildlife Trust’s Wilder learning
The Devon Wildlife Trust's Wilder Learning programme aims to connect young people with Nature through educational sessions and activities. They offer a range of options for different age groups, from early years to teens, to help students learn about wildlife and the environment. The programme includes initiatives like Wildlife Champions, which empowers students to make positive changes for Nature.
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Network for Environmental Educators Devon
Network of Environmental Educators in Devon (NEED), supports environmental awareness and sustainability education. NEED brings together practitioners from various sectors to share best practices and collaborate on projects. The initiative aims to provide equitable access to outdoor learning, connect people with their local environment, and foster a generation of environmentally literate citizens.
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RHS Campaign for School Gardening
The RHS Campaign for School Gardening provides resources and activities to help schools integrate gardening into their curriculum. Schools can access lesson plans, projects, and eLearning courses, participate in the School Gardening Awards, and book visits to RHS Gardens for hands-on learning experiences. These initiatives aim to enhance students' skills, wellbeing, and understanding of the natural world.
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Explorify
Get your learners thinking like scientists! High quality, low-prep activities to develop curiosity, discussion, problem solving and reasoning. Free to access, videos, images and engaging questions with wider opportunities for further investigation and learning.
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