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The UK wildlife Curriculum Toolkit by Chester Zoo provides essential curriculum linked resources to educate young learners about UK wildlife conservation, covering topics like habitat protection and community action. Engaging, hands-on activities inspire students to contribute to local conservation efforts
Curriculum Links: Science: Ecosystems, habitats, and species classification.

The Palm Oil Supply Chain video from Chester Zoo explains how palm oil is produced, transported, and used in everyday products, while highlighting the environmental and social challenges linked to unsustainable practices. It also shows how sustainable palm oil and responsible consumer choices can help protect rainforests, wildlife, and local communities.
certification schemes and ways consumers can make more responsible choices Curriculum Links

New for June 2025. This workshop will take place in the Heart of Africa area and will provide your students with an opportunity to explore this new area of Chester Zoo.
Stage 2 Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 students Workshop cost: £50 Curriculum Links

Students will take a walking tour of our zoo animal homes where they’ll learn what we feed our animals and why it is so important to give them a suitable diet.
group: Key Stage 2 Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 pupils Cost: £50 CURRICULUM LINKS

How do Komodo dragons reproduce? Why are flamingos pink? Led by one of our Chester Zoo experts, students will take a walking tour of some of the habitats we’ve recreated. The best way to find out fun and interesting information about the animals that live there.
Curriculum links Science Animals including humans: Identify that animals, including

The Green Gold Game by Chester Zoo is a role-playing educational tool that helps students understand the environmental and economic challenges of palm oil production, promoting critical thinking and sustainable decision-making.
Curriculum Links:  Geography: Human-environment interaction, sustainability. 

In this workshop we’ll identify whether animals are carnivores, herbivores or omnivores and construct a simple food-chain. We’ll show you skulls and other artefacts that allow you to feel an even closer connection and increase understanding about these wonderful creatures.
may be best to wait until after the workshop to visit these habitats CURRICULUM LINKS

Which animal does the mystery skull belong to? To find out, teams of students will take part as contestants in our exciting new game show: Guess Zoo?
Capacity: 25 pupils Learning space: Sumba Schoolroom Workshop Cost: £50 CURRICULUM LINKS

Aimed at students 16+, this workshop will see you take on the role of zoo conservationists, tasked with conserving endangered species.
pupils Learning Space: Conservation Education Hub Workshop cost: £50 CURRICULUM LINKS

Curriculum links:  England (KS2) â—� Focuses on Science (living things, habitats