Zoo Lab paid a visit to Year Two pupils at Eastburn Primary School Madison Clarke (6) With Gary the Giant African Snail.
YOUNGSTERS at a Keighley-district school got up close with a range of creatures.
ZooLab visited Eastburn Junior & Infant School.
And the Stirlingshire-based animal-handling team took along snakes, spiders and giant centipedes and snails.
Around 30, class-two pupils learned more about the creatures and had the chance to handle them.
“Some of the children were a bit wary at first but they loved it!” said a school spokesman.
“ZooLab visits every year and the pupils really enjoy the experience.”
The company – founded over two decades ago – has a national network of rangers who visit schools, companies, organisations and care homes.
It also organises workshops and attends events.
For more details, visit zoolabuk.com.
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