We are extremely lucky to be able to offer workshops that include positive interaction and thoughtful discussion around animal welfare. These sessions support learning on many different levels and actively encourage visits to our Centre.
Our aim is to help children understand how important it is to show kindness, care and compassion towards animals — and towards each other. By working with rescued animals, we use our Circle of Compassion to explain how we help animals recover from cruelty and neglect, and how, together, we can help prevent this happening to more animals.
For further information about your school, college or workplace visiting our Centre, please email: education@rspca-radcliffe.org.uk
“Don’t worry, be happy” is always good advice — and the Radcliffe on Trent Junior School choir are helping us spread a positive message about animal welfare education and the work of Radcliffe Animal Centre.
The video was partly filmed in our Rehoming and Education Centre.
It highlights our commitment to working in partnership with local schools and colleges to educate young people about animal welfare.
We aim to encourage children and young people to develop empathy and to think about how animals may feel when they are neglected or poorly treated.
We believe this is one of the most important ways to improve animal welfare — not only now, but well into the future.
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