This is Kew. Bringing plant science to life.
Endeavour has everything teachers need to deliver inspiring lessons about plant science and the environment. Join a community of over 8,000 teachers already using free Endeavour resources in their schools.
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learn about the biggest issues facing our planet
explore plant science
develop problem-solving and scientific enquiry skills
understand the work of Kew’s scientists
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What happens to plants in different seasons?
Invite pupils to explore how plants change across the four seasons with this discussion
seasons, plant science
EYFS
What are the parts of a plant?
Invite pupils to put the parts of the plant in the correct place to make an entire plant
plant science, living things and their habitats
KS 1
What is pollination and seed dispersal?
Invite your pupils to explore the basics of pollination and seed dispersal.
pollination and seed dispersal, plant science, living things and their habitats
KS 2
What is photosynthesis?
Invite your pupils to explore photosynthesis with this infographic.
photosynthesis, plant reproduction
KS 3
What is speciation?
Recap on speciation, including allopatric and sympatric, with this infographic.
evolution and adaptation, environment, climate change
KS 5
Plant diseases and pest identification guide
Find out how to identify some common plant pests and diseases with this identification
plant health and diseases, field studies, working scientifically
KS 4
Inspire your pupils with our career cards
Learn about the working lives of Kew’s scientists and horticulturists. Free to download and display in your school.
Nina Davies
Senior Curator-Botanist
Lee Davies
Fungarium Collections Curator
Alex Antonelli
Director of Science