Animals

Explore the Animal Kingdom in Virtual Reality

Bring the natural world into your classroom with our Animals VR Workshop. Using immersive virtual reality, pupils come face-to-face with animals from around the globe — from rainforest mammals and desert reptiles to deep-sea creatures and African savannah wildlife.

This workshop helps children understand animal groups, habitats, adaptations and life cycles in a clear, exciting and memorable way.

What Is the Animals VR Workshop?

The Animals VR Workshop is a fully guided, curriculum-linked session designed especially for KS2 learners. Using VR headsets, pupils can:

🦁 Observe animals in their natural habitats
🌍 Visit environments including rainforests, oceans, deserts and woodlands
🦋 Explore animal life cycles
🐾 Learn about adaptations and survival
🔗 See how animals fit into food chains and ecosystems

The experience is safe, age-appropriate, and led by trained facilitators.

What Will Pupils Learn?

🐾 Animal Classification

Explore major animal groups, including:

  • Mammals

  • Birds

  • Reptiles

  • Amphibians

  • Fish

  • Invertebrates

Understand what features make each group unique.

🌍 Habitats Around the World

Visit global environments such as:

  • Rainforests

  • Oceans

  • Deserts

  • Grasslands

  • Polar regions

  • Woodlands

Learn how animals are suited to where they live.

🦋 Life Cycles

Discover how different animals grow and change, including:

  • Insects

  • Amphibians

  • Birds

  • Mammals

🧠 Adaptations & Survival

Understand how animals survive in challenging environments, including:

  • Camouflage

  • Hibernation

  • Migration

  • Physical adaptations (teeth, claws, wings, fins)

🔗 Food Chains & Food Webs

See how predators, prey and producers interact within an ecosystem.

Book the Animals VR Workshop

Bring science to life with our Animals VR Workshop.

📩 Contact us to book
📅 Flexible dates available
🏫 Delivered in your school

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