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Dino Bites

KS2 workshop available for a limited time!

Who is it for: Key stage 2
Duration: 60 minutes

Discover the dinosaur food chain from the Cretaceous period

Adopt the role of a palaeontologist, exploring the world of dinosaurs – from evolution to extinction.

Students will be introduced to a food web from the Cretaceous period and investigate how everything is connected.

From studying the amazing adaptation abilities of prehistoric plants, to how dinosaurs’ teeth were perfect for catching prey, students will learn what was needed to fight the most ferocious predator, the Tyrannosaurus rex, and see how dinosaurs came to an end as the age of mammals was just beginning.

Curriculum links

Key stage 2
Biology
  • Living things and their habitats
  • Evolution and inheritance
  • Animals

Students will learn

How the fossil record informs scientists about the history of life on Earth

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How dinosaurs adapted to their habitat

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How dinosaurs were connected in a food web

School trip prices

We allow a ratio of 1 adult to every 5 children for most groups. Additional adults over this ratio will be charged. In the case of SEN groups, we may offer further free adult support on request – please contact us to discuss your requirements.

Visiting from 25 June to end of the Summer term? The government is cutting VAT for organisations like ours over the summer and we’re passing the saving onto schools. This applies to all trips that include a science centre visit  (and excludes workshops only).  If you visit during this period, science centre visits are £6.08, and centre/workshop visits are £11.05. If you have already booked during this period, we will be in touch about refunds. 

Bookings are now open for the new academic year, and our prices have been reviewed. If  you’d like to book for September onwards, please get in touch for a quote.

Teachers and adult helpers go FREE!
Palaeontologist Package KS2

Package includes the Dino Bites workshop, The Great Dinosaur Escape trail, and science centre admission.

£11.95