Good Life Schools helps young people navigate the pressure of consumer culture and think critically about what it really means to live well. The programme empowers young people to reimagine ways of living and learning that are good for us and good for the planet.

We provide ready-to-use resources to guide students through a 4-step changemaking process, providing structured sessions that teachers can easily run as part of weekly sessions. This makes it simple to embed the programme into existing timetables such as PSHE, citizenship, tutor time, enrichment or after school clubs.

Good Life Schools supports students:

• Build critical thinking skills around advertising, social media and consumer culture
• Strengthen media literacy to question the influences shaping their choices and values
• Develop systems thinking by connecting everyday actions to global sustainability and social justice
• Foster empathy, collaboration and reflective thinking
• Gain practical project planning, communication and leadership skills through designing and delivering their own Good Life Projects

To further support schools on the programme, we offer free teacher training and student workshops led by members of your local community. These sessions provide practical skills, real-world perspectives and practical inspiration from people actively working towards positive change in your area.

If you’re interested in starting a whole-school conversation about wellbeing, sustainability and what it means to lead a good life in a world consumed by ‘stuff’, this programme is for you.