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Starting June 2025 – join us for a walking tour through our new Heart of Africa area as we use storytelling to engage students and introduce them to these and other fascinating species. 
Stage 1 Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 Students Workshop Cost: £50 Curriculum Links

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

In this walking tour, aimed at Key Stages 3 and 4, we’ll explore African ecosystems and answer some important questions. We’ll visit a range of animals found in the complex ecosystems of Africa and we’ll discover how each species has a unique and irreplaceable role in maintaining their habitat. 
and 4 Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 students Workshop cost: Â£50 Curriculum links

The „High School Time Traveller Game“ immerses students in a decision-making scenario focused on advocating for sustainable palm oil within a school. It promotes critical thinking and awareness of global environmental issues.
Exploring the concept of systemic change in conservation efforts  Curriculum Links

NEZS (“Chester Zoo”) fully recognises its responsibility to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and adults at risk who use our facilities.
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In this session, aimed at Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4, we’ll discover the role that DNA plays in conservation work at the zoo, and why it’s vital that we maintain genetic variation within animal populations in our conservation breeding programmes. 
and 4 Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 Students Workshop cost: Â£50 Curriculum Links

How do you track a giraffe on the vast African savannah? This workshop will explore the methods used to monitor populations of endangered species. Plus, a walking tour of our brand new Heart of Africa zone!
Duration – 50 minutes Capacity – 20 Students Workshop cost – £50   Curriculum Links

Tuesday 3 March 11am FREE Key Stage 2 & Key Stage 3 Curriculum links