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Aimed at students 16+, this workshop will explore explore the ways in which we implement the five key principles of animal wellbeing outlined in the Secretary of States Standards of Modern Zoo Practice. 
Age group: 16+ Duration: 90 minutes Capacity: 25 students Cost: £100 CURRICULUM LINKS

The „Conservation Breeding“ resource educates students about Chester Zoo’s role in preserving genetic diversity and preventing species extinction through breeding programmes. Ideal for conservation studies.
extinction  Exploring collaborative efforts in conservation breeding  Curriculum Links

„How to Build a Bird Box Collection“ teaches students how to construct bird boxes, promoting practical design skills and environmental conservation. Ideal for lessons in maths and design technology.
skills  Promoting awareness of bird habitats and conservation  Curriculum Links

The „Plants Team“ video showcases the role of a Nursery Team Manager at Chester Zoo, offering insights into plant care and conservation as a career.
plant conservation and care  Exploring horticulture as a career path  Curriculum Links

In this workshop we’ll tell you about how we evaluate the effectiveness of conservation breeding programmes, educational interventions and in-situ conservation measures.
group: Post 16 Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 students Cost: £50 CURRICULUM LINKS

The „Apprentice Carnivore Keeper“ video highlights the skills needed for this conservation career, providing insights into animal care and daily responsibilities at Chester Zoo.
role  Gaining insights into animal care and conservation techniques  Curriculum Links

The „What is Palm Oil?“ film educates students on palm oil production, its uses, and the importance of sustainability in reducing environmental harm. Ideal for geography and science lessons.
  Exploring the importance of sustainability in consumer choices   Curriculum Links

The Introduction to where rainforest species live resource from Chester Zoo educates students about the global distribution, biodiversity, and conservation of rainforests, highlighting their importance and the threats they face
Curriculum Links:  Geography: Global environments, ecosystems, and conservation

In this popular workshop, students become immersed in an adventure to the rainforest, sat around a campfire (no actual flames!) describing the weather, how they feel and what they can see and hear. They’ll think about the equipment needed for such an adventure before exploring why the rainforest is so important to both people and wildlife.
Recommended: Years 3-6) Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 25 pupils Cost: £50 CURRICULUM LINKS

Curriculum Links: Science: Plant biology, ecosystems, and photosynthesis.