Actions to Breathe Cleaner

Over 80% of people live in areas where air quality is below guidelines set by the World Health Organisation (WHO). This new, exciting programme from Otrivine will educate your pupils on what air pollution is, the impacts on our health and what we can do about it! Inspiring, curriculum-linked resources will captivate pupils and there some fascinating facts to learn along the way.

Designed for pupils aged 8 – 11 across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Spark discussions in class and at home about the air we breathe with these resources supporting the Science, Geography and PSHE curricular. Pupils will become air quality detectives helping Logan improve his pollution consumption with fun, creative activities that will bring the learning to life.

Your free resources!

• Easy-to-use Teacher Notes to help you run your inspiring lesson
• Interactive classroom PowerPoint lesson, including class quiz
• Interesting Detective Notes helping your pupils sniff out potential pollutants
• Engaging Detective Worksheet to park classroom discussions
• Homework Activity Sheet to help support what you taught in class

According to the WHO, children have been identified as one of the key vulnerable populations for air pollution. It is essential that we empower them to identify ways they can limit their exposure from a young age. By teaching them about air pollution, this programme aims to help benefit their health now, and as they grow.

For more curriculum linked education programme, check out our initiatives page with free resources for primary and secondary pupils.

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