To book or for more information please contact Woodlands Animal Sanctuary on: School visits Our programmes Education vital for animal welfare Hedgehogs One class £45 Two classes £60 Three classes £70 Goats, Donkeys and Hedgehogs One class £120 Two classes £140 Three classes £160 Goats and Hedgehogs One class £70 Two classes £100 Three classes £120 Woodlands Animal Sanctuary is a registered charity. All of the money made from our educaon programmes are invested directly into the connued rehabilitaon of animals in need of care and shelter. Sanctuary visits To book One hour £40 Two hours £70 Three hours £100 Call: 01704 823 293 Email: [email protected] We believe education is vital for animal welfare and the future of our country’s wildlife Hedgehogs are wild nocturnal animals, who are becoming more and more endangered. Allowing children to experience this species first hand is not only a rare and excing educaonal opportunity, but we also find that children retain a wide range of details which can help save a hedgehogs’ life in the future. For example Bonfire Night is an extremely fun me for the children, although this period is challenging for most species as loud bangs can be scary for all animals. During our programmes we emphasize the importance of checking through piles before burning them as a bonfire in case any hedgehogs have sought refuge in them over night! Giving our younger generaon the opportunity to experience animals in a hands-on environment can be an effecve form of educaonal enrichment. Allowing them to empathise with a species can allow them to open their minds to how their decisions can affect others. Reg Charity: 1108626 Web: animalsanctuary.org.uk Tel: 01704 823 293 Reg Charity: 1108626 Web: animalsanctuary.org.uk Tel: 01704 823 293
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To book or for more information please contact Woodlands Animal Sanctuary on:
School visits
Our programmes
Education vital for animal welfare
HedgehogsOne class £45Two classes £60Three classes £70
Goats, Donkeys and Hedgehogs
One class £120Two classes £140Three classes £160
Goats and HedgehogsOne class £70Two classes £100Three classes £120
Woodlands Animal Sanctuary is a registered charity. All of the money made from our education programmes are invested directly into the continued rehabilitation of animals in need of care and shelter.
Sanctuary visits
To book
One hour £40Two hours £70Three hours £100
Call: 01704 823 293Email: [email protected]
We believe education is vital for animal welfare and the future of our country’s wildlife
Hedgehogs are wild nocturnal animals, who are becoming more and more endangered. Allowing children to experience this species first hand is not only a rare and exciting educational opportunity, but we also find that children retain a wide range of details which can help save a hedgehogs’ life in the future. For example Bonfire Night is an extremely fun time for the children, although this period is challenging for most species as loud bangs can be scary for all animals. During our programmes we emphasize the importance of checking through piles before burning them as a bonfire in case any hedgehogs have sought refuge in them over night!
Giving our younger generation the opportunity to experience animals in a hands-on environment can be an effective form of educational enrichment. Allowing them to empathise with a species can allow them to open their minds to how their decisions can affect others.
Reg Charity: 1108626Web: animalsanctuary.org.ukTel: 01704 823 293
Reg Charity: 1108626Web: animalsanctuary.org.ukTel: 01704 823 293
School Visits
At Woodlands Animal Sanctuary our fully trained sta� are available to visit local schools to provide education and enrichment in the classroom. Our sta� work daily with each animal and have developed amazing relationships with them meaning they are incredibly knowledgeable about their welfare and conservation. Each school visit can consist of between one and three species of animal, from our hedgehogs, goats, ponies or donkeys!
Our school visits provide children with:
Exciting hands-on activities providing education and enrichment in the classroom
An opportunity to ask experts about UK wildlife and how they can help with conservation.
A Woodlands Animal Sanctuary pack, containing information about our sanctuary, how to save hedgehogs and other wildlife alongside an activity sheet based around the visit.
Sanctuary Visits
A visit to Woodlands Animal Sanctuary gives children a chance to encounter our animals outside the classroom. They will have the opportunity to learn first hand about how a sanctuary operates and have the chance to interact with the animals whilst learning how best to consider their welfare. This experience can provide life lessons that we believe are vital to the future of UK wildlife. Visits range from 1-3 hours in the afternoon and are tailor made to suit you and your class.
Our sanctuary visits generally consist of:
A presentation about our sanctuary and residents allowing children to ask any questions they may have.
An opportunity to take part in hands-on activities such as goat/chicken feeding, pony grooming and more
A Woodlands Animal Sanctuary pack, containing information about our sanctuary, how to save hedgehogs and other wildlife alongside an activity sheet based around the visit.
In the past 11 years we have taken or rehabilitated over 5000 animals
Woodlands Animal Sanctuary is a registered charity based in Holmeswood, Lancashire. Operating since 2005, our mission is to care and rehabilitate injured, sick or neglected animals.
Your health and safety
Here at woodlands we believe in your safety, hand washing facilities/hand sanitizer gels are available throughout both school visits and sanctuary visits to ensure that any germs are eliminated. A risk assessment form for your chosen types of visit, specifically made for Woodlands, will be
provided to you before the visit date. At Woodlands we recognise our duties under current health and safety legislation and we work hard to maintain a safe and healthy environment.
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