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Discover Earth
Sign up for our free, fully-funded training and engagement programmes for teachers and schools. Our Discover Earth Hub Day is an engaging CPD training opportunity offering the tools and resources which make it easy for all teachers and educators to take science learning outside and enable their students to participate in valuable citizen science. The training and resources will work across the curriculum and connect to the wider world through the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Our Discover Earth Roadshows offer whole school engagement through an assembly and up to four classes through the day. Let by our expert team, the roadshows are designed to get students and their teachers outside the classroom and hands-on with a range of our citizen science projects.
Teach Earth
On our educator training weekend you’ll learn about outdoor experiments through citizen science. The training aims to improve teacher confidence in outdoor learning through structured and robust real-science activities which you can share with your students. It provides a tangible link between science, nature and the environment by increasing awareness and knowledge of local and global environmental issues. Our free take-home materials, kits and lesson plans on science projects and the UN Sustainable Development Goals fit easily into the national curriculum.
Learning Resources
Our free teaching resources will help you build your own lesson plans to engage and inspire your students about the natural world. The resources cover each of our citizen science projects as well as the UN Sustainable Development Goals and risk management for outdoor learning
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Learn more about our Discover Earth and Teach Earth programmes, read inspiring stories from teachers in the field and get practical resources, lesson plans and links.
Have you been involved with Teach Earth or Discover Earth?
We would love to hear what muddy adventures you and your students have been up to, taking the classroom outdoors and getting connected to nature. Have you been using our projects? Or maybe you’ve found a fantastic lesson plan, video or book. If you’ve got a story or some photos to share please do get in touch. All those who submit content will be in with the chance to win a camera trap for your school to capture local wildlife on film!
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