Posted on the 28th March 2023
Animal Aid’s new campaign, which calls for chick hatching projects to be removed from the curriculum guidance was launched this month.
The Notes and guidance in the Living things and their habitats section of the Year 5 National Curriculum science programme of study suggests that: “They (pupils) might observe changes in an animal over a period of time (for example, by hatching and rearing chicks) . . .”.
We are calling on the Department for Education to remove this sentence from the guidance and to consider more ethical and relevant options such as nest webcams.
When we launched our national, anti-dairy TV and cinema ad back in March, we expected pushback from the industry. A recent piece, published yesterday in Farming Life, claims that while organisations like us resort to...
Posted 23 Apr 2025
Easter is one of the oldest known holidays, symbolising new life and rebirth thanks to its ties with Christianity and the tale of Jesus’ resurrection. Couple this with sunnier weather and school holidays, and Easter...
Posted 17 Apr 2025
