Book a presentation
We are pleased to be able to offer in-person class presentations in select cities, and virtual presentations throughout out the region!
When booking, select your city in the booking form, and view the available presentations. If the topic you are interested in is not listed, you may book a virtual session. Virtual sessions offer the same high-quality content as in-person presentations, with the added bonus of a live animal meet & greet at the end of sessions!
Presentation topics
A LOOK INSIDE THE BC SPCA:
Ever wonder what the BC SPCA does to help animals? Hear real animal rescue stories and learn how everyone has a role in making communities safe and healthy places for all. Students will be introduced to our animal protection work in age-appropriate ways, and experience what it is like to help BC’s most vulnerable animals. This presentation is an excellent way to learn about community helpers or as a keynote to a project or fundraiser.
- B.C. curriculum links: Careers Education
- First People’s Principle of Learning: Learning ultimately supports the well-being of the self, the family, the community, the land, the spirits and the ancestors.
- Suited grade range: K to Grade 12
- Available: virtually or in-person
LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS:
Communication is a life skill. Students will learn how animals “talk” with us through behaviour, body language, vocals and movement. This primary-focused presentation will ask students to reflect on how we can respect everyone’s feelings and build better, healthier relationships. This presentations links closely to social emotional learning goals and includes an animal meet and greet. Animal meet & greet is always available virtually and in person at select regions.
- B.C. curriculum links: Physical and Health Education
- First People’s Principle of Learning: Learning requires the exploration of one’s identity.
- Suited grade range: K to Grade 2
- Available: virtually or in-person
WILDLIFE WONDERS:
Who lives in your backyard? Hear stories about how the BC SPCA rescues and rehabilitates wildlife, then go outside to connect with nature in your local community. This outdoor learning presentation is suitable for all ages and will guide students in identifying how we can all be better stewards of our environment and neighbours to wild animals.
- B.C. curriculum links: Science Curriculum
- First People’s Principle of Learning: Learning requires the recognizing the consequences of one’s actions.
- Suited grade range: K to Grade 7
- Available: virtually or in-person
Questions? Check out our FAQs or email education@spca.bc.ca