Who makes change happen?
A PSHE and Citizenship lesson that helps students explore what makes an effective changemaker, encouraging reflection on the roles of governments, organisations and individuals in influencing climate action.
Last reviewed: 23 October 2025
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This lesson is part of the Be the Change series, which focuses on positive action in relation to climate change.
Who makes change happen? encourages students to explore what makes an effective changemaker. Through discussion and real-life examples, they consider how individuals, organisations and governments can work together to address climate change
The content is framed in a way that highlights the importance of collective action without placing unrealistic responsibility on individuals. It is designed to be engaging, supportive and hopeful, helping students to see that meaningful change is possible.
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