NEW for schools this winter at Woburn!
NEW for schools this winter at Woburn!
School groups visiting Woburn Safari Park in January or February 2022 now have the exciting opportunity to meet the giraffe in a new educational session.
As part of the African Adventure session, participating school groups will be taken behind-the-scenes into the giraffe house to meet the Rothschild’s giraffe herd up close.
Alongside getting to know the individual giraffes living at the safari park, students will also learn more about their behaviour and welfare throughout the session.
Available for both primary and secondary school children. The session will be linked to the curriculum and adapted for Key Stages 1 to 4, and is an option that can be selected for those booking the basic or enhanced school package.
School trips can be booked by contacting the Education Team on 01525 290991 or via email education@woburnsafari.co.uk.
Why visit Woburn on a school trip?
- Safari adventures by coach or bus as you travel through the Road Safari, coming face-to-face with a host of majestic animals
- Discover more in the Foot Safari and get up close to the animals in their walk-through enclosures
- Indoor and outdoor classrooms for fantastic learning experiences
- Watch a full programme of talks and demonstrations with penguins, wallabies, and birds of prey
You have the flexibility to choose your own adventure by selecting the school trip package and cost options that best suit you. All of our educational sessions can be adapted to suit the needs of your students.
For more information on school trips at Woburn Safari Park, visit https://www.woburnsafari.co.uk/school-visits
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