On Wednesday, the pupils who are involved in the Big Hoot project, were invited to visit Twcross zoo to take part in conservation activities and to obviously see their feathered friends.
The day started off in Kingdom of the apes!
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| Isabel admiring the monkey. |
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| Phoenix and his new friend, Harry. |
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| Harry saying hello to the children. |
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| Group photo. |
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| Lewis |
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| Isabel |
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| Kechia |
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| Vincent |
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| Megan |
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| Karys |
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| Ian |
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| Lucie |
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| Sabba |
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| Phoenix |
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| Helena |
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| Mr Murphy and his new best friend. |
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Once we finsihed looking around the ape kindom, it was time to head down to the nature reserve to take part in some conservation activities.
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| The girls looking for bugs. |
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| Alishah found a bug on a beutiful daisy. |
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| Lewis and Phoenix |
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| Megan was the only child who managed to find a spider. |
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| Noorulhuda |
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| Bugs, bugs and more bugs |
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| Identifying the bugs |
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| Vincent |
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| Where are the elephants? |
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| We couldn't believe how tall the giraffes actually were. |
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| The baby elephant was very cute. The children were very excited when they eventually spotted some real owls. |
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| Add caption Continuing in the wet and wild area, we came across the penguins. |
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We ended the day with a zebra presentation. Did you know that a baby zebra is called a foul?
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What an amzaing day! We would like to invite Twycross zoo for the invite and the parents for allowing the pupils to attend the visit.
