The human impact of climate change
An engaging set of lessons helping students aged 11-16 understand the human impact of climate change and explore positive, practical responses.
Last reviewed: 06 November 2025
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About this resource
Developed by Oxfam, this resource uses stories and interactive classroom activities to explore how climate change affects people’s lives and livelihoods.
It includes five flexible lessons that support students to build understanding and empathy, and to reflect on their role in taking collective action for a fairer, more sustainable world.
The activities promote discussion and critical thinking, offering realistic and hopeful perspectives on climate justice.
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This resource is designed for:
- education staff working with students age 11-16.
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