A Citizenship focused lesson, building on pupils pre-existing understanding of the key components relating to sustainability, and applying them to an Eden Project context.

The Eden Project will be streaming live from the rainforest to thousands of schoolchildren around the UK for Protecting Our Planet Day 2024 on November 12 (POP24).

We're inviting all educators in Cornwall and Devon to visit the Eden Project for free on selected weekends, to explore school trip opportunities and discover how you can inspire positive action for the planet in your classroom.

A single science lesson, focussing on the importance of insect pollinators in relation to plant reproduction and food security.

A Geography/Citizenship focussed lesson, introducing pupils to the key components of sustainability.

This workshop unpicks the complex relationships between people and the natural world. It tells the story of how a damaged and degraded rainforest ecosystem in Costa Rica was repaired.

A single science lesson, suitable for KS1 and 2, focusing on the role that pollinators play in the process of reproduction in plants. This lesson also explores the impacts (both positive and negative) of human actions on a specific environment. 

An easy step-by-step guide to planting wildflower seeds.

Resources for teachers to help create and make the most of these special habitats using science, creativity and celebration.

A transformative weekend at the Eden Project for ECTs focused on wellbeing – full of inspirational talks, workshops and coaching.