Key Stage 1

We will encourage pupils to question, engage and identify aspects of their environment. 

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We will provide examples of carnivores, omnivores and herbivores using food chains, discuss the different parts of birds in the interest of identifying and labelling body parts and touch on the reason for their adaptations.

Seasons will be discussed with focus on life cycles and hunting. 

Key Stage 2

We broaden our teaching from KS1 to include recording data using various scientific studies available on site. We explore subjects like pollination and plant importance for food chains and nutrition and more. 

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We develop understanding of life cycles of birds and how and why they are classified into groups. We have an abundance of adapted creatures to discuss importance of evolution.

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Key Stage 3

KS3 typically focus upon relationships within ecosystems inc. insects, pollination, toxins,  biodiversity and evolutional properties. 

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There is opportunity to plan, conduct and analyse scientific experiments on site recording and presenting data to improve scientific and inquisitive attitude. 

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We will promote ways in which pupils can support the environment in small ways to take learning home. 

Key Stage 4

Discover the fierce and fascinating world of birds of prey in exciting Key Stage 4 lesson! From the silent swoop of an owl to the razor-sharp vision of a falcon, students will explore how these top predators dominate the skies. Through engaging activities and real-life case studies, learners will uncover the adaptations, hunting strategies, and ecological importance of birds of prey—sparking curiosity and deepening their understanding of food chains, habitats, and biodiversity. These lessons brings learning to life!

Sixth Form, Colleges & Universities

Delivering lectures to colleges and universities on birds of prey offers an exciting opportunity to engage students with the science and majesty of these incredible predators. The sessions typically combine in-depth theoretical knowledge—covering biology, behaviour, conservation, and ecology—with practical demonstrations, such as handling techniques, flight displays, and field identification skills. Incorporating live birds and hands-on activities not only deepens understanding but also sparks enthusiasm and respect for wildlife conservation among students.

Home Schools

Our fun and interactive bird of prey sessions are perfect for home-schooled children. They'll get to learn all about owls, hawks, and other amazing raptors—how they live, hunt, and why they’re so important to nature. Best of all, everyone gets a chance to handle and even fly a real bird of prey! It’s a hands-on, exciting way to learn, with plenty of time for questions and up-close encounters they won’t forget. We offer both at home visits and visits to our centre!