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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 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

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

This Giraffe video fact file explains male and female differences, population numbers and the serious decline affecting giraffe species worldwide, often referred to as a „silent extinction.“ It highlights the threats they face and showcases conservation successes supported by Chester Zoo and the Giraffe Conservation Foundation.
Develop awareness of how human expansion affects wildlife and habitats Curriculum Links

Chester Zoo’s Sustainable Palm Oil Shopping List helps consumers choose brands that use certified sustainable palm oil, promoting rainforest conservation and protecting endangered species.
Curriculum Links:  Geography: Sustainability, human impact on ecosystems, deforestation

The hooded vulture video from Chester Zoo explores the unique adaptations and vital ecological role of these critically endangered birds, from bone-crushing digestion to essential waste removal. It also highlights the threats they face and the conservation actions needed to protect them.
awareness of global conservation challenges and sustainable living Curriculum Links

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.

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

In this workshop students will investigate the threats to biodiversity and learn more about the species that are affected and the role of a modern zoo in the 21st century to help conserve them, through education work, breeding programs and in-situ conservation.
Key Stage 3 & 4 Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 pupils Cost: £50 CURRICULUM LINKS

Discover our popular workshops tailored to fit all year groups and subjects to help students get the most out of their zoo visit.
Marketing workshop Look at how marketing links into our conservation mission and