Teaching Resources

Partnering with Empathy Week 2025, our Education Team ran an online teacher Continuous Professional Development (CPD) session, to empower educators around the world and help them to integrate empathy into the wider curriculum and teaching.

In partnership with Empathy Week 2026, Born Free hosted a webinar based Continuous Professional Development (CPD) session, to help educators bring this subject to life and carefully consider engaging with activities involving animals.

Lessons 5-8, covering all the key topics in Ecology through multiple lesson plans, this pack is designed to save teachers and educators valuable time, whilst getting students enthused about wildlife and the environment.

Lessons 1-4, covering all the key topics in Ecology through multiple lesson plans, this pack is designed to save teachers and educators valuable time, whilst getting students enthused about wildlife and the environment.

With links to Key Stage 2 Science, English, Geography, Citizenship and SMSC, this multi-lesson pack will help learners think more critically about effect that humanity’s habits are having on the planet.

Through drama, performance and poetry, learners with autism or special educational needs and disabilities will discover elephant habitats, behaviours and the challenges people face living alongside them.

Through art and design activities, learners with autism or special educational needs and disabilities will discover amazing facts all about elephants.

Created by Born Free and Autism & Nature, this resource pack has been created to support trips for learners with autism or special educational needs and disabilities to a local woodland.

A short, cross-curricular unit of work, designed for Key Stage 3 aged students, on wild animals performing in circuses.

This pack is great for teachers and educators looking for activities for an after school Environmental Club, or for those who want their class to learn more about wildlife.