SEA LIFE Manchester offers an interactive, hands-on visit for schools and groups. With an array of amazing creatures and our helpful and knowledgeable staff on hand to answer questions and offer amazing facts about the creatures that you'll see, this is an inspiring visit for all.
Shows
Shows
What is it?
Shows generally consist of a display or demonstration based around a specific subject; for example, a display of birds of prey or a demonstration of how a piece of equipment was used in the past. The term "show" is reasonably vague, so the specific content is hard to define, but a show is usually of a more low-key nature than larger events such as Concerts/Performances.
What does it involve?
Shows are more likely to involve some audience participation than larger scale performances - volunteers are often called upon to have a go or to demonstrate a certain point. However, generally all that is involved is paying attention!
Why do it and what are the benefits?
Shows are good for getting a more in depth insight into a specific area of interest than you can get from classroom learning! Having more tangible and visible learning cues will engage students in a different way, and make for a more memorable experience for them.
What equipment do we need?
Going to a show shouldn't require any equipment provided by you at all.
Who is it suitable for?
There will be shows out there suitable for people of any age!
Costs?
Entry costs of shows will depend on the type of show and whether they come as part of a larger fee for access to the whole venue - make sure to compare your local prices.
Issues/Things to think about? (unsuitable for age groups, medical conditions etc)
Make sure to take into account the interests of your student group when considering what show to attend!
How do we include?
Depending on the type of show you attend, including everybody in your student group should be relatively easy! If you are unsure, make sure to contact the venue ahead of time to check out what their setup is.
Doing it abroad?
There will always be a show of some kind wherever there are places to visit, so do some research into popular tourist attractions and see what they have on!
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Check out individual venue websites to see what sort of shows they have on.
Venues with this Activity
Gauntlet Birds of Prey, Eagle & Vulture Park is the largest zoo of its kind in Cheshire and the North West.
We specialise in education, conservation, protection and we have an excellent Bird of Prey breeding scheme.
Creative fun in the countryside
In the heart of Pollok Country Park, this award-winning building houses a unique collection in a beautiful woodland setting. The Burrell Collection is one of the greatest ever created by one person, comprising over 8,000 objects.
Chalice Well is one of Britain's most ancient wells, nestling in the Vale of Avalon between the famous Glastonbury Tor and Chalice Hill. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and orchards it is a living sanctuary in which the visitor can experience the quiet healing of this sacred place.
The Falconry Centre contains many species of birds of prey, flown by the resident Falconer. You are able to fly some of the beautiful birds yourself.
When you come to The Lyceum, we want your visit to be as relaxed and enjoyable as possible, from booking your tickets to the performance itself.
At the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry we create theatre in the belief that it can enrich our communities and fundamentally change peoples’ lives for the better.
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The REP’s mission has always been to produce excellent theatrical experiences, to entertain, enlighten and engage audiences and, wherever possible, to reflect the diversity of Birmingham and the surrounding region. This supports our vision, which is to ‘Inspire the city of Birmingham to a lifelong love of theatre’
Help us bring this special Grace II listed building back to life
Poltimore House is a significant Devon landmark, historically and architecturally. The drawing shows it as it was c.1900. The speculative reconstructions at the bottom of this page show it as it might be, once restored and back to full use.
The Brangwyn Hall at the Guildhall, Swansea is renowned as a major concert hall and conference centre,
Working with teachers to inspire a life-long love of Shakespeare in young people.
The Little Theatre Cinema was built by community theatre pioneer Consuelo de Reyes and her husband in 1935.
It initially functioned as a news theatre, open from midday and showing hourly programmes of documentaries and newsreels. Feature films were first shown in 1939, the first two being PEG OF OLD DRURY starring Anna Neagle, followed by OH, MR PORTER! starring Will Hay.
Take your students on a 90 minute journey through 600 years of Hamburg’s murky history, as our full cast of entertaining theatrical actors bring to life gripping stories of Hamburg's most infamous characters and events.
With its state-of-the-art conference, banqueting, exhibition and sports facilities, the multi-purpose Ricoh Arena complex has won awards for its design and functionality. It is a venue that has acted as a catalyst for regeneration in the north of Coventry and forms an important part of the city council's bigger plan to rejuvenate the entire area.
Put those school books away and step into the past with a history lesson you will never forget!
Our Dungeon’s team have years of experience organising the best school trips. We make history and education fun. Your students will be taken through hundreds of years of Amsterdam ’s murky past through great acting, brilliant scripts and amazing special effects. It will be scary fun.
The Scottish Wildlife Trust’s, Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve (part of the Clyde Valley Woodlands National Nature Reserve) is bursting with wildlife. Famous for its spectacular waterfalls and scenic woodland walks. In spring the woodland floor us abound with colourful wildflowers. Alive with bird song; over 100 species having made this reserve their home.
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