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Chester Zoo’s „Design your own zoo!“ encourages learners to creatively design zoo environments while learning about animal habitats, conservation, and practical planning. Perfect for enhancing art, science, and maths skills. 
thinking skills  Gaining knowledge of animal needs and conservation    Curriculum Links

The Giant Vietnamese Magnolia Snail film at Chester Zoo details the rediscovery and conservation efforts surrounding this critically endangered species, highlighting zoo-based conservation and the need for urgent environmental action.
Curriculum Links:  Science: Biodiversity, conservation, species adaptations. 

The hedgehog fact file from Chester Zoo introduces children to the UK’s native hedgehog, highlighting its habitat, diet, and unique physical features. The resource also encourages wildlife-friendly actions that support hedgehog conservation in local gardens and green spaces.
Develop empathy for animals and confidence in taking positive action Curriculum Links

Chester Zoo’s UK Birds – Food Investigation is a practical activity that helps children explore bird feeding preferences while developing skills in scientific observation, data collection, and analysis.
Curriculum Links:  Science: Animal behaviour, ecosystems, and data collection. 

The Buzzing for bees resource from Chester Zoo teaches young people how to identify different types of bees and understand their role in pollination. It also encourages wildlife-friendly actions, such as planting bee-friendly flowers and leaving grass to grow, to support pollinator populations.
Explore how wildlife-friendly gardening can support bee populations 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

Collection is an educational resource for students aged 11-16. It explores the impact of palm oil production on rainforests, conservation efforts, and sustainable choices.
Curriculum Links:  Geography: Deforestation, ecosystems, human-environment interaction

The Invertebrate Identification resource from Chester Zoo is a hands-on educational activity designed to teach students about the classification and importance of invertebrates, with a focus on spotting and identifying local species.
Curriculum Links:  Science: Classification of living organisms, biodiversity, and

The Sustainable Palm Oil Challenge – Teachers’ Pack helps educators map the curriculum against the topic of sustainable palm oil. It will help students understand the environmental and social impact of palm oil production and promotes sustainable choices through engaging classroom activities
Curriculum Links:  Geography: Ecosystems, human impact, deforestation. 

Chester Zoo’s UK Record Breakers is an engaging activity that combines maths and physical education, allowing students to compare their running speed and jumping ability with record-breaking UK wildlife such as hares and pine martens.
observational skills through running, jumping, and recording data.    Curriculum Links