FOR TEACHERS. INSIDE... YOUR DAY, YOUR WAY OUR FAB FACILITIES Registered Charity Number THE ISLAND S #1 attraction.

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GROOVY FOR TEACHERS THE ISLAND S #1 attraction TripAdvisor INSIDE... YOUR DAY, YOUR WAY OUR FAB FACILITIES PRIMATES OWLS Registered Charity Number 1153254

W E L C O M E Monkey Haven Staplers Road Newport Isle of Wight PO3O 2NB www.monkeyhaven.org Email: education@monkeyhaven.org Tel: 01983 530885 Dear teacher, Welcome to Monkey Haven, an award winning animal sanctuary with charity status and also the most popular attraction on the Island, according to TripAdvisor. We are also VisitEngland s top small attraction in the country. This is a happy home for rescued primates and birds of prey. We care for monkeys, owls, meerkats and many more exotic creatures. We love showing school parties around and it s our mission to ensure that you have lots of fun, while learning all about the serious work that we do helping animals in crisis. We are also keen to raise awareness of the plight of animals in the wild, facing threats including deforestation and poaching. We can offer you a general tour and presentation or focus on your particular interests. Topics that we could cover include conservation, rainforests, evolution and animal behaviour. You can let us know any preferences on the booking form or give us a call to talk through your ideas. If you have any questions before your visit, please get in touch. We look forward to seeing you soon! Love all the staff at Monkey Haven x CONTENTS Practical info Your day, your way page 3 Our fab facilities page 4 Admission prices page 5 Bit of background What s the point of Monkey Haven? page 6 Monkeys page 7 Owls page 8

YOUR DAY YOUR WAY 3 YOU CAN CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO SPEND YOUR TIME HERE AND WE WILL GIVE YOU PLENTY OF SUGGESTIONS. TO GIVE YOU THE IDEA, THIS IS HOW YOUR DAY COULD SHAPE UP 10AM Arrive at the Haven to be greeted by staff. You ll be assigned one of our education officers, who will give you an introductory talk explaining what we re about and answer any questions. We ve had lots of experience showing school parties around, and will pitch the discussions at the right level for your students. 10.30AM Guided tour of Monkey Haven, giving you the chance to hear all about our amazing animals and how they came to be here. We ll also introduce you to one of our hand reared owls and the children can even stroke a bird. Plus we ll show you our small collection of reptiles, including snakes and our Stick Insects. 12.30PM Lunch! Bring your own tuck or head for Xhabu s Tea Room please let us know in advance if you would like us to prepare packed lunches for your students. 1.30PM Explore the park by yourselves or head for Wise Owl Lodge for your own activities. We can provide worksheets with suggested things to do. 2.30PM Go crazy in the adventure play areas. 3PM Home time (via the gift shop, of course!).

4 OUR FAB FACILITIES YOUR OWN CLASSROOM We ve got great facilities for schools, including a heated education room known as Wise Owl Lodge which will be your classroom for the day. It s packed with resources as well as the odd reptile (but don t worry, the Boa Constrictor will be safely in his enclosure!). Feel free to use Wise Owl Lodge as you want, and store your bags here. LUNCH OPTIONS Bring your own food and eat in Wise Owl Lodge. Alternatively, dine al fresco on our picnic benches. Xhabu s Tea Room also sells a good selection of hot and cold drinks, ice cream, sandwiches and snacks. DISABLED ACCESS We have full disabled access throughout the park and the paths are wide and flat. PLAYTIME FUN Children love our play areas so let them run wild at Funky Monkeys (5s and over) and Cheeky Monkeys (under 5s). Plus 3 Toilets (including disabled toilets) 3 Handwashing facilities next to Wise Owl Lodge 3 Baby changing rooms 3 Gift shop with pocket money toys Risk Assessment: We can provide a risk assessment for your records or you are welcome to conduct your own.

5 SCHOOL ADMISSION PRICES CHILD/STUDENT: 5 One adult goes free per 8 children. Additional adults: 5.50 Coach drivers: free Please get in touch with any questions or to make a booking. Email: education@monkeyhaven.org Tel: 01983 530885 Monkey Haven, Staplers Road, Newport, Isle of Wight PO3O 2NB monkeyhaven.org WHY NOT ADOPT ONE OF OUR ANIMALS FOR YOUR CLASS? From just 10 for a year, you ll get a certificate and the proceeds will go towards the animal s upkeep. CHOOSE ME

6 WHAT S THE POINT OF MONKEY HAVEN? WE GIVE ALL OUR ANIMALS THE CHANCE TO LIVE HAPPY, ENRICHED LIVES IN PEACEFUL SURROUNDINGS. HERE ARE THREE OF THE MAIN REASONS THAT THE CREATURES COME TO BE HERE 1. THEY WERE RESCUED FROM THE CRUEL PET TRADE Our meerkats used to kept as pets in unsuitable conditions and still bear the scars. One of them has lost his tail, which could be because his hutch was too small or he bit it off out of boredom. 2. THEY FAILED TO THRIVE AT OTHER ZOOS Perhaps they were bullied by other animals and needed to move to thrive and make new friends. Sweet little Peppino was snatched from the wild by poachers and sold into the pet trade, before he was rescued. However attempts to integrate him into various zoos failed, as he was always attacked and pushed out. He has finally found happiness here. 3. THEY ARE UNSUITABLE FOR BREEDING PROGRAMMES If we care for these animals, then this gives zoos more space for animals that are important for conservation. Cross-eyed Xhabu, our beautiful Siamang gibbon, is unsuitable for breeding programmes due to a range of disabilities but our visitors adore the cheeky chap (and so do we)! FURRY FACT Our beautiful Colobus monkeys have a furry cape that acts as a parachute to help them glide through the trees. However their distinctive good looks have made them a target for poachers and in some countries, their tails are used as fly swatters.

PRIMATES 7 OUR CHEEKY MONKEYS, LAZY LEMURS AND NOISY GIBBONS ARE ALL HOUSED IN LARGE, SPACIOUS ENCLOSURES. WE GIVE EACH ANIMAL EVERYTHING THEY NEED TO ENSURE THAT THAT THEY STAY HAPPY AND HEALTHY THAT MIGHT BE A WATERFALL, CLIMBING FRAME, OR LOTS OF FOLIAGE TO PLAY AROUND IN. Somer & Rasmaya the Lar Gibbons Our diverse primate collection is the largest on the Isle of Wight and each species is fascinating to watch. You ll love discovering their unique personalities. The Lar Gibbons might try and steal the show with their loud territorial singing our resident showgirls are Somer and her mother Rasmaya. They adore showing off, playing with cardboard boxes and do all kinds of acrobatics. You ll probably hear them before you see them! ALSO LOOK OUT FOR The cheeky Rhesus Macaques use a variety of facial expressions to communicate, including grimacing (to show fear), chirping (when they find a really tasty bit of food) and screaming (to demonstrate aggression). Experts from Portsmouth University are studying our monkeys to look at their forms of communication. Our troop of Barbary Macaques were rescued from the illegal pet trade this sociable bunch love grooming and playing, and will devise imaginative games from simple props like a plastic cup or towel. Spok the Rhesus Macaque

8 OWLS & OTHER BIRDS KETCH THE EAGLE OWL WE RE NOT JUST MAD ABOUT MONKEYS, YOU KNOW! THE HAVEN IS ALSO HOME TO VARIOUS SPECIES OF OWL, FROM THE BRIGHT WHITE ARCTIC SNOWY OWL TO THE TINY AUSTRALIAN BOOBOOK. We re crazy about other types of birds, too. Kookie the Kookaburra is one of the noisiest and cheekiest creatures you ll ever meet he likes a joke and finds visitors very amusing, so don t be offended if he laughs at you! Kookie the Kookaburra Beau the Tawny Owl Many of our birds have come from zoos and private collections. Others were injured or rescued native birds from the wild. We have a rescue and release policy so that wherever possible, we care for the birds until they are well enough to be released back into the countryside. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON! monkeyhaven.org Tel 01983 530885 Staplers Road, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 2NB Registered Charity Number 1153254