Lost Chambers Educational Programme

Marine animals come in a wide array of sizes, shapes, and textures. Through an activity-based  learning programme, younger students will find different shapes, colours, sizes and textures hiding in the Sharks, Rays, Morays and other interesting animals. Come and discover what lives in our underwater world in this interactive programme designed for pre-school and KG1-G3 classes.

Duration: 8:00am - 9:45am

Group Size: 50 students per tour

Subjects: Foundational biology skills, listening, speaking, drawing

Corals play a vital role in the ocean’s ecosystem. This fragile ecosystem sustains and creates  life in fact 25 percent of the world’s marine species depend on coral reefs for shelter and food. Uncover the anatomy of these building blocks and their importance to our oceans.

Duration: 8:00am - 9:45am

Group Size: 50 students per tour

Subjects: Reef ecosystems, species identification, surveying techniques and conservation

Before animals are introduced into their new habitat, many considerations are taken to ensure they are reintroduced safely. Additionally, each species has their own habitat requirements based on their predator and prey relationships, feeding techniques and habitat designs. Adaptations and human relationships with these animals are key. This programme gives students an insight on all of that! By the end of the programme students will be able to explain how we can preserve animal diversity through research.

Duration: 8:00am - 9:45am

Group Size: 50 students per tour

Subjects: Marine animals, marine environment, adaptation

Learn how you can aid in the prevention of pollution of the marine environment through this interactive program teaching you how to be environmentally conscious. Several measures to prevent contamination and precaution to prevent pollution will be discussed. Additionally, students will gain an understanding of what to do in case pollution does occur. At the end of the tour, our educators will have host a special talk featuring our sharks & rays explaining their importance to our ecosystem.

Duration: 8:30am - 10:45am

Group Size: 15 - 30 students

Notes: Interaction includes The Lost Chambers Aquarium tour, an in-depth lecture about sharks and rays and an opportunity to feed rays. This programme includes a meal at the SharkBites restaurant. Students must be at least 1.2 metres in height. Students must arrive in their PE clothes with their swimwear underneath and bring their own towel.