Yesterday, our pupils enjoyed an exciting and educational visit to Dudley Zoo and Castle. The trip provided a wonderful opportunity for the children to deepen their understanding of wildlife and different world habitats while having a memorable day out with their classmates.
As part of the visit, the children took part in a special “World Habitats” workshop, where they explored how animals adapt to life in rainforests, deserts, oceans, and polar regions. The session was hands-on, engaging, and packed with fascinating facts. The children asked thoughtful questions and learned so much about the challenges animals face in their environments and the importance of protecting natural habitats around the world.
We were incredibly proud of how well the children represented the school—showing curiosity, respect, and enthusiasm throughout the trip. A huge thank you to our staff and parent helpers for making the day both safe and enjoyable.
We look forward to building on this experience back in the classroom and continuing our learning about animals, habitats, and the natural world.
