School and after school groups
A SCHOOL OUTING IN THE HEART OF THE FOREST!
WITH YOUR CLASS
COME AND OBSERVE OUR MONKEYS IN CONDITIONS CLOSE TO THE WILD.
A UNIQUE AND ENRICHING EXPERIENCE
An educational outing that allows pupils to apply their scientific knowledge through real-life observation and outdoor learning.
AN IMMERSIVE NATURE EXPERIENCE
- Immersion in a preserved natural environment
- Discovery of a fascinating species
- Respectful observation of the animals
A MEANINGFUL MOMENT TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE.
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Please note for school groups:
1 accompanying adult free for every 10 children.
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Educational activities on site
The visit can be enhanced with several activities adapted for school groups:
Guided feeding session – A privileged observation time to better understand the lifestyle of the Barbary macaque. The presentation can be adapted to the age of the pupils upon request.
Bird observation wall – Discover local biodiversity and learn to identify the species present on the site.
Newt pond – Raising awareness about amphibians and forest ecosystems.
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Educational activities on site
The visit can be enhanced with several activities adapted for school groups:
- Guided feeding session – A privileged observation moment to better understand the lifestyle of the Barbary macaque. The presentation can be adapted to the pupils’ age upon request.
- Bird observation wall – Discover local biodiversity and learn to identify the species present on the site.
- Newt pond – Raising awareness about amphibians and forest ecosystems.
- “In the shoes of a monkey” activity trail – Experience agility on the ground or in the trees (the elevated section is accessible from a height of 1.15 m).
- Treasure hunt – A fun way to explore the park independently.
- Interactive panels along the trail – Questions and educational content encouraging pupils to observe, reflect and deepen their knowledge in a playful way.
Educational resource packs are also available to prepare for or extend the visit, to be used on site or in the classroom. They are available at the bottom of the page.
– Experience agility on the ground or in the trees (the elevated section is accessible from 1.15 m).
Treasure hunt – A fun way to explore the park independently.
Interactive panels along the trail – Questions and educational content encouraging pupils to observe, reflect and deepen their knowledge in a playful way.
Educational resource packs are also available to prepare for or extend the visit, to be used on site or in the classroom. They are available at the bottom of the page.
Practical advice for school groups
For a smooth and enjoyable visit, it is recommended to divide the class into small groups of around 10 pupils, each supervised by a responsible adult.
Please ensure pupils wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes, as the visit takes place outdoors in a natural environment.
To make the most of the experience, we recommend allowing approximately 3 hours on site.
Teachers and accompanying adults remain responsible for their group throughout the visit.
Safety instructions
In the monkey enclosure
Pupils must remain in groups and under the supervision of accompanying adults.
Please keep a minimum distance of 1 metre from the monkeys, do not touch them and do not feed them.
Eating is strictly prohibited inside the park.
For the well-being of the animals and everyone’s safety, children must move calmly, without running or shouting.
On the “In the shoes of a monkey” trail
The ground section is accessible to younger children.
The elevated section is reserved for children with a minimum height of 1.15 m.
Children must move without running, pushing or shoving and must follow the instructions displayed on each activity station.
Active supervision by adults is essential.
