Schools & groups

Bring learning to life.

Real animal encounters can make classroom ideas tangible, memorable and exciting. Nichola draws on her teaching background to shape sessions around the children and the topics they are exploring.

Created by a teacher, for teachers.

Children have the chance to look closely, ask questions and develop a respectful understanding of living things.

Sessions can connect to the curriculum while leaving room for curiosity and the unexpected questions that animals naturally inspire.

What a visit can include

  • Meeting and observing selected animals
  • Age-appropriate facts and questions
  • Discussion of habitats, needs and responsible care
  • Time to reflect on what the group has learned

Learning themes

From first discoveries to deeper questions.

EYFS

Animals, the senses, life cycles, habitats and caring for living things.

Key Stage 1

Animal groups, habitats, diets and the ways animals adapt.

Key Stage 2

Classification, adaptations, food chains, evolution and conservation.

Plan a session

Made to fit your group.

Tell Nichola the age range, group size, setting and topic you would like to explore. She can then discuss a suitable visit and which animals may attend.

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Before the visit

Ask about the proposed animals, supervision, access needs and any documents your setting requires. See the guide prices and discuss availability, supervision, access needs and any documents your setting requires with Nichola. View pricing or read about safety and welfare.