BIOPARC Valencia's call for applications was a resounding success, demonstrating its commitment to teachers by offering a program designed to teach students about biodiversity and environmental stewardship. This large, hands-on classroom offers direct contact with nature and features participatory educational activities adapted to all ages.
September marks the beginning of a new school year and also the time when the BIOPARC Valencia Education Department presents its School Offer 2026-2027A day with a "full capacity" attendance, attended by representatives of 250 educational centers in Valencia, Castellón, Alicante and other provinces, and that, once again, it has been a success, reflecting the interest in these park initiatives that each year brings closer to 35.000 students knowledge of biodiversity as a genuine “nature classroom”.
In this sense, the link with the teaching staff It is fundamental, with different actions and, especially, with the Teaching Card (CaD) for those who participate in these appointments or make a reservation, allowing them to prepare for the visit, learning more about the habitats, species, facilities and everything they may need.
School Offer 2026-2027
All subjects are tailored to each of the educational stages and the Official Curriculumwith defined objectives, coherent teaching sequences, and specific materials for each level. The proposal is fully bilingual (Spanish/Valencian) and, both to the visit to the park (Available in other languages) as with all other activities, BIOPARC Valencia provides educational staff free of charge.
In this way, teachers can easily incorporate the experience into their lesson plans and Students will enjoy meaningful learningThe guided tour is one of the main options, as the journey through the fascinating landscapes that recreate the jungle, the savanna, the island of Madagascar and the wetlands in the Kitum cave, not only reveals the animals, but also allows you to learn about their adaptations, behaviors and the relationships they maintain with their environment to reflect on the importance of preserving ecosystems.
Educational workshops adapted to each stage
To delve deeper into the content, A visit to BIOPARC can be complemented with various educational workshops. In the classroom, biological samples, challenges, and participatory activities make the students the protagonists. Organized according to age, they address topics related to natural habitats, animal welfare, and conservation.
Some examples are Bio-detectives in Action, aimed at preschool children, which explores the diversity of living beings through play and the senses; Hall Escape: Extraordinary Animals, for primary school children, which poses collaborative challenges full of enigmas and puzzles to understand reproduction and diversity; and Environmental Crime, aimed at secondary school children, which invites them to investigate evidence, collect and analyze samples, and make decisions based on the evidence obtained.
The offer is expanded to include full-day activitiesdesigned for centers that want to extend the experience. The different adventures bring the work carried out in the park closer to the visitors through the meetings with the biology team or the preparation of environmental enrichmentsThese activities allow visitors to understand how work is done to promote animal welfare. Creativity and experimentation are present in Drums at BIOPARC, which uses percussion to explore rhythm, while Journey to the Wetlands is combined with a trip to the Albufera Natural Park to observe its birdlife.
Special promotions for the 2026-2027 school year
The new School Offer includes special rates to facilitate the planning of the first outings of the course. During the month of October, with a visit for €13,50 you can enjoy a workshop at no additional cost.
En December, January and February winter promotion The guided tour costs €11. the “BIOPARC Education” website You will find information, school group rates, the teaching guide and educational resources for teachers.
