Be the change: hope and action
A PSHE and Citizenship lesson that encourages students to explore how positive change can happen, supporting them to reflect on their role in collective action and to consider practical steps they could take.
Last reviewed: 23 October 2025
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About this resource
This lesson is part of the Be the change series, which focuses on positive action in relation to climate change. The Hope and Action lessons gives students the chance to reflect on their own responses to climate issues and think about what positive change might look like in practice.
Activities include discussion, paired work and group planning, helping students to imagine achievable actions while recognising the importance of working together.
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education staff working with students in secondary settings.
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