Our workshops run for half a day and we work with a maximum of 100 students at a time. We work hard to fundraise so that there are no barriers to schools accessing this vital education. Our workshops are fully funded, however, we do ask schools to make a donation to our Planet Action Fund and pay it forward to benefit other Devon schools.

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From Autumn 2024, we are beginning a county wide project to deliver 'There's No Place Like Home' to as many school in Devon as we can. We are currently working hard to fundraise - please donate to our crowdfunder if this is a project you would like to support!

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'There's No Place Like Home' takes an age-appropriate look at the climate and nature challenge. What does the data show us and what does it mean for our 'home'? The workshop is interactive, visual and ‘fun’ with a check in halfway through to respond to questions, feelings and thoughts from the children. We believe children should be aware of some of the ‘big challenges’ we are facing globally and our workshop ensures that they are left feeling positive and hopeful.

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“It was lovely to see so much positivity poured into the children’s thinking about climate change!"

Cheriton Fitzpaine Primary School

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"It was fun... it made me feel like we can all do something to protect the world we live in."

Pupil voice

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"Bethia and Jess are absolutely amazing and create incredible environmental learning experiences that are hands on, playful and visual. Their careful consideration for how they support children with the emotional impact of the climate crisis is evident and leaves children feeling empowered and positive. The focus on hope when considering our environment is really powerful and very welcome."

St Peter's Primary School

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Other workshops available:

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'Speak Up' is a workshop we have devised in response to the growing global youth voice. Our workshop inspires children to speak up for the planet and inspire us all to make the changes they want to see.

 

'Hope' is a workshop we have put together in response to the growing issue of climate anxiety in young people and encourages children to use hope as a fuel for action through focus on good news stories and by articulating the specific future that they want for their planet.

 

'This Year On Earth' ends the academic year on a high note. In this workshop, children spend time focused on environmental good news stories from this academic year and expressing them creatively through large-scale art (summer term only).

 

'Planet Minded' looks at how the natural world impacts our minds - we look at scientific studies, our own experiences and think about how we can gain more benefits for wellbeing, thinking skills and brain boosts from time spent connecting to the environment.

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The 'Environmental Health Check' is a practical, student-led, three week programme during which your school community will review where you are currently, and take steps onwards in your journey towards being more sustainable, more planet positive and more reflective in your choices and behaviours.