Educational Trips
Looking For An Educational Trip In Worcestershire That Brings Learning To Life? All Things Wild Offers An Exciting Opportunity For Children And Young People To Discover More About Animals, Wildlife, Conservation And The Natural World Through An Engaging Day Outside The Classroom.
All Things Wild
Learning Beyond The Classroom
We believe some of the best learning experiences happen when children have the opportunity to see, explore and discover things for themselves. At All Things Wild, pupils can get closer to the natural world, discover fascinating facts about different species and develop a greater understanding of the importance of looking after wildlife and the environment. From learning about animal behaviour and habitats to exploring conservation and biodiversity, a visit provides opportunities to bring subjects to life in a way that can be difficult to replicate in the classroom. Our combination of indoor and outdoor attractions also means there's plenty to discover whatever the weather.
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Discover Animals, Wildlife & Conservation
Animals are at the heart of what we do, and a visit to All Things Wild gives children the opportunity to learn more about the different species in our care. Discover fascinating facts about our animals, their natural habitats, diets and behaviours, while exploring the important role conservation plays in protecting wildlife. We want to encourage curiosity and help younger generations develop an appreciation for the natural world, understanding why protecting animals and their environments matters. From our farmyard animals to our more unusual residents, there's always something new to discover.
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More Than Just An Animal Visit
There’s much more to explore at All Things Wild than our animal habitats.
Our dinosaur attractions offer another opportunity for children to discover the prehistoric world, while our indoor and outdoor play areas provide space for exploration, adventure and learning through play.
With a variety of attractions and experiences across the park, educational visits can offer a combination of wildlife discovery, interactive activities and opportunities to spend time together outside the classroom.
An All-Weather Educational Trip
Planning an educational trip means finding somewhere that offers plenty to see and do, whatever the time of year. As an all-weather, year-round attraction, All Things Wild combines indoor and outdoor experiences, making us a great destination for educational visits throughout the school year. With indoor attractions, outdoor play areas, animal habitats and plenty of opportunities to explore, there’s something to keep different ages and interests engaged. We’re also conveniently located in Honeybourne, near Evesham, making us accessible for schools and educational groups across Worcestershire and the surrounding areas.
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Educational Experiences & Activities
Alongside our everyday attractions, we also offer dedicated educational opportunities and activities throughout the year. Our educational experiences include initiatives such as Zooniversity, designed for Home-Educated children aged 8–12, and our Conservation Academy for young people aged 13–16.
We also offer a range of educational activities designed around different Key Stage groups. Below, you’ll find a list of the activities available for each age group, covering a variety of subjects and learning topics. When you get in touch with us to arrange your visit, we’ll email you an itinerary form where you can select the activities you’d like to take part in during your visit. This allows you to choose the sessions that best complement your curriculum and learning objectives, helping you create an educational trip that suits your pupils.
We also have scheduled activities throughout the day, with everything listed on our daily itinerary board included within your admission ticket.
Feathers & Fur Scales
Discovering Differences Between Different Animal Groups Whilst Meeting Some Of Our Animal Residents.
Key Learning Points: Differences, Textures (Feathers, Fur & Scales), Adaptations, Animal Body Structure And Hands-On Interactions.
Animal Encounters
Get Closer To Some Of Our Animals & Learn About Their Characteristics, Adaptations, Habitats & Diets. Pupils Will Have The Opportunity To Interact With The Animals & Where Appropriate, Stroke Or Hold Them.
Key Learning Points: Adaptations, Habitats, Diets, Unique Animal Features & Hands-On Interactions.
Under The Sea
Based In Ocean Voyage, Explore The Different Areas & Layers Of The Ocean Discovering The Fascinating Marine Life That Lives Beneath The Surface. The Session Explores The Impact Of Plastic Pollution On Our Oceans & The Wildlife That Depends On Them, Helping Pupils Understand Some Of The Challenges Facing Our Marine Ecosystems.
Zoo Keepers And Conservationists
Learn About The Day-To-Day Responsibilities Involved In Caring For Animals, Including Preparing Diets, Understanding Animal Needs And Supporting Conservation Efforts. The Session Offers An Insight Into What It Takes To Work In A Zoo And How Different Roles Contribute To The Health And Wellbeing Of The Animals In Our Care.
Dino Barn Tour
Discover The Dinosaur Timeline, From Their Appearance On Earth Through To Extinction, While Learning About The Differences Between Herbivores & Carnivores. The Tour Also Explores The Surprising Links Between Dinosaurs & Modern-Day Birds, Helping Pupils Understand How These Prehistoric Animals Are Connected To The World Around Us Today.
Dino Land Train Experience
Take A Private Ride Around Our Dino Field Aboard The Dino Land Train, Getting An Up-Close Look At Some Of Our Prehistoric Favourites Along The Way. With Onboard Commentary, Pupils Will Discover Fascinating Facts About The Dinosaurs They Encounter, Learning About Different Species & Where They Fit Into The Dinosaur Timeline.
Palaeontologists
Become A Palaeontologist For The Session At Our Outdoor Dig Pit & Discover What It's Like To Uncover Clues From The Past. Learn How Fossils Are Formed, Why They Are Important In Helping Us Understand Prehistoric Life & Explore The Role Of A Palaeontologist. Pupils Will Also Have The Opportunity To Take Part In Their Own Fossil Dig.
Animal Encounters
Get Closer To Some Of Our Animals & Learn About Their Characteristics, Adaptations, Habitats & Diets. Pupils Will Have The Opportunity To Interact With The Animals & Where Appropriate, Stroke Or Hold Them.
Key Learning Points: Adaptations, Habitats, Diets, Unique Animal Features & Hands-On Interactions.
Animal Habitats
Explore The Different Habitats And Environments Animals Call Home, Discovering How They Have Adapted To Survive In A Variety Of Conditions. Learn About Different Habitats & Biomes, Exploring How Animals Use Their Physical Features And Behaviours To Suit Their Surroundings. The Session Also Looks At The Role Of Camouflage In Helping Animals Stay Safe, Find Food & Survive In The Wild.
Insect And Minibeasts Session
Discover The Fascinating World Of Insects And Minibeasts, Learning What Makes An Insect Different From Other Small Creatures And How They Are Classified. Observe Some Of These Creatures Up Close And Learn About Their Life Cycles & How They Develop. An Engaging Opportunity To Bring Classroom Learning To Life Through Observation & Discovery.
Rainforests
Explore The Different Layers Of A Rainforest & Discover The Fascinating Animals That Call Each One Home, With The Opportunity To Visit Some Of Our Rainforest-Native Animals And See These Adaptations Up Close. The Session Also Explores The Threats Facing Rainforests, Including Deforestation & The Impact Of Palm Oil Production, Helping Pupils Understand Why Protecting These Important Habitats Matters.
Lifecycles
Discover How Animals Grow And Develop, Exploring The Different Stages Of Their Life Cycles From Birth Or Hatching Through To Adulthood. Learn About The Differences Between Gestation & Incubation Periods, Comparing How Different Animals Carry And Care For Their Young Before They Are Born Or Hatch.
Under The Sea
Based In Ocean Voyage, Explore The Different Areas & Layers Of The Ocean Discovering The Fascinating Marine Life That Lives Beneath The Surface. The Session Explores The Impact Of Plastic Pollution On Our Oceans & The Wildlife That Depends On Them, Helping Pupils Understand Some Of The Challenges Facing Our Marine Ecosystems.
Zoo Keepers And Conservationist
Learn About The Day-To-Day Responsibilities Involved In Caring For Animals, Including Preparing Diets, Understanding Animal Needs And Supporting Conservation Efforts. The Session Offers An Insight Into What It Takes To Work In A Zoo And How Different Roles Contribute To The Health And Wellbeing Of The Animals In Our Care.
Dino Barn Tour
Discover The Dinosaur Timeline, From Their Appearance On Earth Through To Extinction, While Learning About The Differences Between Herbivores & Carnivores. The Tour Also Explores The Surprising Links Between Dinosaurs & Modern-Day Birds, Helping Pupils Understand How These Prehistoric Animals Are Connected To The World Around Us Today.
Fossil Discovery
Through Hands-On Fossil Handling & Guided Discussions, Pupils Will Learn How Fossils Are Formed, Explore Different Types Of Fossils, Including Trace Fossils & Investigate How Dinosaurs Used Different Parts Of Their Bodies To Survive. The Session Also Looks At The Fascinating Links Between Dinosaurs & Modern-Day Birds.
Dino Land Train Experience
Take A Private Ride Around Our Dino Field Aboard The Dino Land Train, Getting An Up-Close Look At Some Of Our Prehistoric Favourites Along The Way. With Onboard Commentary, Pupils Will Discover Fascinating Facts About The Dinosaurs They Encounter, Learning About Different Species & Where They Fit Into The Dinosaur Timeline.
Palaeontologist
Become A Palaeontologist For The Session At Our Outdoor Dig Pit & Discover What It's Like To Uncover Clues From The Past. Learn How Fossils Are Formed, Why They Are Important In Helping Us Understand Prehistoric Life & Explore The Role Of A Palaeontologist. Pupils Will Also Have The Opportunity To Take Part In Their Own Fossil Dig.
Animal Encounters
Get Closer To Some Of Our Animals & Learn About Their Characteristics, Adaptations, Habitats & Diets. Pupils Will Have The Opportunity To Interact With The Animals & Where Appropriate, Stroke Or Hold Them.
Key Learning Points: Adaptations, Habitats, Diets, Unique Animal Features & Hands-On Interactions.
Animal Habitats
Explore The Different Habitats And Environments Animals Call Home, Discovering How They Have Adapted To Survive In A Variety Of Conditions. Learn About Different Habitats & Biomes, Exploring How Animals Use Their Physical Features And Behaviours To Suit Their Surroundings. The Session Also Looks At The Role Of Camouflage In Helping Animals Stay Safe, Find Food & Survive In The Wild.
Rainforests
Explore The Different Layers Of A Rainforest & Discover The Fascinating Animals That Call Each One Home, With The Opportunity To Visit Some Of Our Rainforest-Native Animals And See These Adaptations Up Close. The Session Also Explores The Threats Facing Rainforests, Including Deforestation & The Impact Of Palm Oil Production, Helping Pupils Understand Why Protecting These Important Habitats Matters.
Lifecycles
Discover How Animals Grow And Develop, Exploring The Different Stages Of Their Life Cycles From Birth Or Hatching Through To Adulthood. Learn About The Differences Between Gestation & Incubation Periods, Comparing How Different Animals Carry And Care For Their Young Before They Are Born Or Hatch.
Fossil Discovery
Through Hands-On Fossil Handling & Guided Discussions, Pupils Will Learn How Fossils Are Formed, Explore Different Types Of Fossils, Including Trace Fossils & Investigate How Dinosaurs Used Different Parts Of Their Bodies To Survive. The Session Also Looks At The Fascinating Links Between Dinosaurs & Modern-Day Birds.
Dino Land Train Experience
Take A Private Ride Around Our Dino Field Aboard The Dino Land Train, Getting An Up-Close Look At Some Of Our Prehistoric Favourites Along The Way. With Onboard Commentary, Pupils Will Discover Fascinating Facts About The Dinosaurs They Encounter, Learning About Different Species & Where They Fit Into The Dinosaur Timeline.
Palaeontologists
Become A Palaeontologist For The Session At Our Outdoor Dig Pit & Discover What It's Like To Uncover Clues From The Past. Learn How Fossils Are Formed, Why They Are Important In Helping Us Understand Prehistoric Life & Explore The Role Of A Palaeontologist. Pupils Will Also Have The Opportunity To Take Part In Their Own Fossil Dig.
We can work with you to create a tailored educational visit that supports your Key Stage 3 learning objectives. Get in touch with our team to discuss your requirements, and we'll be happy to explore how we can adapt our experiences to make your visit both engaging and relevant to your Key Stage 3 Curriculum.
DURING YOUR VISIT
Plan Your Educational Visit
We'd love to welcome your school or educational group to All Things Wild. If you're interested in arranging an educational trip in Worcestershire, get in touch with our team to find out more about visiting, available activities and how we can help you plan your day. Get in touch with our team today to start planning your visit to All Things Wild.
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