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Can working with animals improve behaviour and inspire learning? We follow six Luton teenagers at England’s largest zoo.

Six Luton teenagers are taught how to handle animals, and themselves, at England’s largest zoo.

Whipsnade Zoo has more than 10,000 animals living in 600 acres of land. For the last ten years, students from The Avenue Centre, a Luton school for children unable to attend mainstream education, have been taking part in a course designed to improve behaviour and learning through engaging with animals.

18-year-old Blake Recardo was inspired to study animal care at college following his time with Zoo Academy and is now volunteering at the zoo to further his aspirations for a career in animal care.

29 minutes

Last on

Fri 14 Oct 202219:30

Credits

RoleContributor
DirectorJo Taylor
Executive ProducerNisha Diu
Executive ProducerSarah Trigg
Commissioning EditorAisling O'Connor

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  • Fri 14 Oct 202219:30