Give your students an unforgettable opportunity to step into the wild at Game Rangers International’s Wildlife Discovery Centre. Our Discovery Days are designed to complement school curricula with hands-on, inquiry-based learning in the heart of Lusaka National Park.
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Led by experienced Education Rangers, each visit combines world-class conservation education with the thrill of seeing wildlife up close—including a special viewing of orphaned elephants. From interactive exhibits and guided nature walks to critical thinking challenges and teamwork activities, your students will leave not only inspired, but with a deeper understanding of their role in protecting our planet.
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More than just a school trip, a Discovery Day is a quality educational experience that blends fun, safety, and academic enrichment—perfect for private and international schools seeking to broaden horizons and nurture global citizens.
Educational Experiences at the Wildlife Discovery Centre
DISCOVERY DAYS
A free recce for 1 teacher in advance of the visit
An experienced Education Ranger to lead your sessions
5 hours of memorable conservation education
A guided Nature Walk within Lusaka National Park
Elephant Orphan Viewing with Keeper Commentary
Teamwork, challenges and critical thinking
Fully accessible buildings and grounds
Time to enjoy our wildlife-themed playground
Educational resources, worksheets and certificates
Ample free coach parking and free driver admission
What's Included
Pricing & Options
$10 per child, $6 per adult
Maximum 25 children and 2 adults per Discovery Day
Return transport and/or hot meals available at an additional cost
MFEZ Toll Gate and National Park Fees apply at the point of entry
Take learning to the next level with an overnight stay at the Wildlife Discovery Centre. Discovery Nights give students a rare chance to experience the wonders of the natural world after sunset.
Around the campfire, children enjoy storytelling, stargazing, and bat detection activities before heading out on a guided session focused on nocturnal wildlife. Safe, structured, and unforgettable, Discovery Nights combine adventure with education—perfect for schools seeking a deeper, more immersive experience.
24-hour residentials now available!
Discovery Nights - Nature after Dark
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Discovery Days designed for?
Primary and secondary school groups (with programmes tailored to different age ranges).
How many students can we bring?
Maximum 25 children and 2 adults per Discovery Day, unless additional support is required for SEND learners. For larger groups, multiple days can be arranged.
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What’s included in the price?
Educational sessions, learning materials, guided nature walk, elephant orphan viewing, exhibits, and playground time. Meals and transport can be arranged at an additional cost.
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What about meals and refreshments?
Schools can bring packed lunches or pre-book meal packages through us.
Drinking water is provided.
How long is a Discovery Day?
Typically 5 hours, from morning arrival to mid-afternoon departure.
What should students bring?
Comfortable walking shoes, hats, sunscreen, refillable water bottles, and notebooks/pens.
Are Discovery Days accessible?
Yes, our buildings, exhibits, and grounds are fully accessible.
Is it safe?
All activities are guided by experienced Education Rangers with full risk assessments,
first-aid trained staff, and safety protocols in place.
What if it rains?
Programmes adapt to the weather, with indoor learning spaces available.
How do Discovery Nights work?
Overnight stays include secure sleeping arrangements, meals, campfire activities, and supervised nocturnal sessions.
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How do we book and pay?
Bookings can be made by phone or email. Payment is required to confirm your booking.
Do you provide learning resources?
Yes, teachers receive pre-visit information packs and
post-visit resources to extend classroom learning.
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