What are your opening hours?
Our Sea Life centres are open daily from 10am, except Christmas day.
For winter opening times please contact your chosen centre. |
How long does the visit last?
You should allow 2 hours for your school visit. We advise all groups to arrive
at least 15 mins before their allocated time slot. |
Do you have coach parking facilities?
All our Sea Life centres have easy access for coach drop-off and pick-up on site
or within walking distance. |
Is there storage for coats and bags?
Yes, you will be allocated storage space for your group on the day of your visit. |
Is there a designated lunch area?
All our centres have a café area serving a range of food and drinks.
We can also accommodate school groups with packed lunches. Please request an
allocated lunch time when you make your booking. |
Do you have a teaching room?
Yes, each Sea Life centre has a designated teaching room available for exclusive
use. This facility is free of charge and must be booked in advance. |
Do you offer talks and demonstrations?
During your visit you will receive a 15 minute interactive touch pool
demonstration from a Sea Life marine expert. A range of feeding demonstrations
and talks take place throughout the day, timings can be obtained in advance of
your visit from your chosen centre. |
Can I visit Sea Life in advance to help plan my class visit?
Yes, teachers can take advantage of a free pre- visit, to familiarize yourself
with
our facilities and exhibits. Our staff will be happy to answer any questions
you
may have, simply contact your chosen Sea Life centre to request your free entry
pass. |
What is included in your school admission price?
Our school price includes:
- a self-guided tour of the centre
- 15 minute touch pool demonstration
- one free teacher place for every five
pupils
- use of the classroom facility
- access to our library of on-line curriculum
linked topic sheets.
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Do you provide curriculum-linked teaching materials?
Our Sea Life Education Programme includes a series of ready-to-use
downloadable worksheets, project sheets and interactive information sheets for
teachers. All designed to support Key Stage 1 and 2 learning. |
What creatures will I see during my visit?
Sea Life houses a number of common marine residents, including, sharks, rays,
seahorses and crustaceans. In addition, each centre offers unique exhibits
including otters, turtles, seals and penguins – for further information
please
contact your chosen centre. |
