Teaching

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Teaching

School visits to reserves The RSPB field teaching scheme, Living Classrooms, is an exciting programme of school visits designed to bring learning to life. Your pupils will be able to explore nature for themselves by studying at first hand the birds, animals and plants on nature reserves. More...

BBC Breathing Places Schools Create a space for plants and wildlife in your school grounds with BBC Breathing Places Schools. Register your school and receive a free 'Do one thing' pack each term full of help, advice, materials and guidance. More...

Education resources catalogue Our education resources catalogue is packed full of fantastic information and activity packs, games and toys to help bring the wonderful world of wildlife and the environment into your classroom, and make learning a rewarding and enjoyable experience. More...

Teaching resources Our online resources are linked to the four national curricula/guidelines and are targeted at five age groups. More...

Education policy and the RSPB Without education, conservation can only be a short-term, single-generation activity. Without mechanisms for transmitting conservation skills, information and values, today's conservation efforts remain unsustainable. More...

What is the Big Schools' Birdwatch? The Big Schools' Birdwatch is a free activity for schools throughout the UK, which we run every year in January and February. More...

About the RSPB

The RSPB speaks out for birds and wildlife, tackling the problems that threaten our environment. We rely upon memberships and donations to fund our work. Nature is amazing - help us keep it that way. More...

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Latest news

Don't use your loaf!

We’ve all emptied a bag of old crusts onto our lawn but the RSPB is encouraging wildlife lovers to think of other alternatives to bread for feeding birds.

Eggs-actly what we hoped for!

A pair of rare hen harriers is incubating six eggs at a nest site in Northumberland’s North Tynedale, the RSPB and Forestry Commission announced today (7 May 2008).

National Ethical Investment Week

As a supporter of green and ethical investment, the RSPB is supporting National Ethical Investment Week 2008.

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