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Posted on: April 22nd 2026

Year One Visit to Battersea Zoo

Year One visiting Battersea Zoo!

Last Thursday, our Year One pupils had their first trip this year to the Battersea Zoo. They learnt lots of fun facts about animals like meerkats, otters, emus and chameleons. The pupils loved seeing the animals up close and asked lots of great questions. It was a fun day and a great way to consolidate our understanding of the Science topic ‘Animals’! The pupils attended a workshop where they had the opportunity talk about animals’ diets and to investigate animal bones to determine if they are carnivores,herbivore or omnivores. Before leaving the zoo, they had fun in the playground.

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