Learning resources

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. 

The KS1 Animal Behaviour resource from Chester Zoo is designed to help young students observe and describe animal behaviour, using verbs to explain different actions and learning about the wellbeing and habits of animals. 

The KS1 Maths at Chester Zoo’s Asian elephant habitat  resource helps young learners develop basic maths skills by applying them to fun, elephant-themed activities, enhancing both problem-solving abilities and knowledge about animals.  

Explore Chester Zoo’s Rainforest – Topic Guide to learn about biodiversity, climate, and conservation in rainforests. A cross-curricular resource for KS2-3 Geography, Science, and Art.

Learn how to help protect toads in the UK by watching Chester Zoo’s Register a Toad Crossing Video and supporting wildlife conservation efforts. Ideal for KS2-3 Science.

This UK wildlife conservation curriculum toolkit is designed to empower teachers with curriculum linked resources to educate students about the importance of protecting UK wildlife and creating safe, connected habitats.

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. 

The KS1 Animal Behaviour resource from Chester Zoo is designed to help young students observe and describe animal behaviour, using verbs to explain different actions and learning about the wellbeing and habits of animals. 

The KS1 Maths at Chester Zoo’s Asian elephant habitat  resource helps young learners develop basic maths skills by applying them to fun, elephant-themed activities, enhancing both problem-solving abilities and knowledge about animals.  

Explore Chester Zoo’s Rainforest – Topic Guide to learn about biodiversity, climate, and conservation in rainforests. A cross-curricular resource for KS2-3 Geography, Science, and Art.

Learn how to help protect toads in the UK by watching Chester Zoo’s Register a Toad Crossing Video and supporting wildlife conservation efforts. Ideal for KS2-3 Science.

This UK wildlife conservation curriculum toolkit is designed to empower teachers with curriculum linked resources to educate students about the importance of protecting UK wildlife and creating safe, connected habitats.

"Create an Animal Talk" helps learners develop engaging animal presentations, combining research with english language storytelling to promote wildlife conservation and public speaking skills.

The "Endangered Species Glossary" provides students with clear definitions of key conservation terms, helping them understand the threats to biodiversity and endangered species. Ideal for science lessons focused on ecosystems and conservation efforts

"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.

This animation educates people on the impact of illegal wildlife trade and the role social media plays in it. Learn how online habits can influence conservation efforts and how make conscious choices to help reduce demand for illegal wildlife trade. 

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 

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. 

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.

The KS2 Maths at Chester Zoo’s Asian elephant habitat resource from Chester Zoo combines practical maths exercises with real-world scenarios involving elephants, enhancing both problem-solving skills and knowledge about animal care. 

Explore Chester Zoo's Palm Oil Consequences Game – an interactive classroom activity that helps students understand the environmental impact of palm oil production. Ideal for KS2-3 Geography, Science, and English.

Explore Chester Zoo's Passerine vs Non-Passerine resource to teach students about bird classification based on adaptations. Suitable for KS2 Science. 

Develop literacy skills while exploring environmental conservation using Chester Zoo’s Protecting the Environment - Comprehension Task . Perfect for KS2-3 English and Science. 

Explore Chester Zoo’s Rainforest – Topic Guide to learn about biodiversity, climate, and conservation in rainforests. A cross-curricular resource for KS2-3 Geography, Science, and Art.

Discover Chester Zoo’s Rainforest Animal Fact File Collection to learn interesting facts about various rainforest species. Suitable for KS2-3 Geography and Science. 

Chester Zoo’s Reduce, Reuse, Recycle resource teaches students how to manage waste sustainably and protect the environment. Perfect for KS2 Science and Geography. 

Learn how to help protect toads in the UK by watching Chester Zoo’s Register a Toad Crossing Video and supporting wildlife conservation efforts. Ideal for KS2-3 Science.

"Create an Animal Talk" helps learners develop engaging animal presentations, combining research with english language storytelling to promote wildlife conservation and public speaking skills.

The "Apprentice Carnivore Keeper" video highlights the skills needed for this conservation career, providing insights into animal care and daily responsibilities at Chester Zoo.

The "Assistant Project Manager" video provides an overview of the skills and responsibilities needed for this role at Chester Zoo, inspiring learners to explore careers in conservation project management.

The Malagasy Nursery Project film highlights Chester Zoo’s work in Madagascar, focusing on reforestation efforts and collaboration with local women to restore native habitats and protect biodiversity

This animation educates people on the impact of illegal wildlife trade and the role social media plays in it. Learn how online habits can influence conservation efforts and how make conscious choices to help reduce demand for illegal wildlife trade. 

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.

The KS3 Massive Elephant Maths! resource teaches students how to interpret biological data related to elephant health using mathematical graphing techniques, linking real-world applications of maths and science. 

Explore Chester Zoo's Palm Oil Consequences Game – an interactive classroom activity that helps students understand the environmental impact of palm oil production. Ideal for KS2-3 Geography, Science, and English.

Learn about the PalmOil Scan App by Chester Zoo – a tool that helps shoppers identify products with sustainable palm oil and protect wildlife from deforestation. Suitable for KS3-4 Science, Citizenship, and Geography. 

Develop literacy skills while exploring environmental conservation using Chester Zoo’s Protecting the Environment - Comprehension Task . Perfect for KS2-3 English and Science. 

Discover Chester Zoo’s Rainforest Animal Fact File Collection to learn interesting facts about various rainforest species. Suitable for KS2-3 Geography and Science. 

Learn how to help protect toads in the UK by watching Chester Zoo’s Register a Toad Crossing Video and supporting wildlife conservation efforts. Ideal for KS2-3 Science.

Explore Chester Zoo’s Solar Panel Power – Maths Challenge to help students analyse renewable energy data and learn about sustainability. Ideal for KS2-3 Maths and Science.

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.

"Create an Animal Talk" helps learners develop engaging animal presentations, combining research with english language storytelling to promote wildlife conservation and public speaking skills.

The "Apprentice Carnivore Keeper" video highlights the skills needed for this conservation career, providing insights into animal care and daily responsibilities at Chester Zoo.

The "Assistant Project Manager" video provides an overview of the skills and responsibilities needed for this role at Chester Zoo, inspiring learners to explore careers in conservation project management.

The Malagasy Nursery Project film highlights Chester Zoo’s work in Madagascar, focusing on reforestation efforts and collaboration with local women to restore native habitats and protect biodiversity

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. 

This animation educates people on the impact of illegal wildlife trade and the role social media plays in it. Learn how online habits can influence conservation efforts and how make conscious choices to help reduce demand for illegal wildlife trade. 

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.

Learn about the PalmOil Scan App by Chester Zoo – a tool that helps shoppers identify products with sustainable palm oil and protect wildlife from deforestation. Suitable for KS3-4 Science, Citizenship, and Geography. 

Discover Chester Zoo’s Rainforest Animal Fact File Collection to learn interesting facts about various rainforest species. Suitable for KS2-3 Geography and Science. 

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.

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.

The "Apprentice Carnivore Keeper" video highlights the skills needed for this conservation career, providing insights into animal care and daily responsibilities at Chester Zoo.

The "Assistant Project Manager" video provides an overview of the skills and responsibilities needed for this role at Chester Zoo, inspiring learners to explore careers in conservation project management.

The "Differences Between Sustainable and Unsustainable Oil Palm Plantations" film educates students on sustainable palm oil practices and their role in protecting biodiversity. Ideal for science and geography lessons on sustainability. 

The Malagasy Nursery Project film highlights Chester Zoo’s work in Madagascar, focusing on reforestation efforts and collaboration with local women to restore native habitats and protect biodiversity

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. 

Learn about the PalmOil Scan App by Chester Zoo – a tool that helps shoppers identify products with sustainable palm oil and protect wildlife from deforestation. Suitable for KS3-4 Science, Citizenship, and Geography. 

Explore Chester Zoo’s Post-16 Primate Ancestry Activity to understand the evolutionary relationships between humans and other primates. Perfect for A-level Science and Psychology.

Discover Chester Zoo’s Reducing Pollution resource to learn how daily actions impact wildlife and what you can do to reduce water pollution. Ideal for KS2-3 Science and Geography.