Print out and use one of our special Discovery Packs. These will support single or mixed-subject group visits to Futuroscope, encouraging students to explore key areas of the UK National Curriculum.

• The Future is Wild - Teachers guide
• The Future is Wild - Study sheets

An experience unlike any other in the world that combines the advanced technology of “augmented reality” with a scenario exploring how species could evolve far in the future. The Documentary Resources section includes a presentation of augmented reality and the scientific model on which "The Future is Wild" is based.

• Image and Film at Futuroscope
A method that will definitely be beneficial is for the students to give their answers during a discussion group. In this way, the teacher can develop specific ideas in more depth, provide additional details if necessary, and, most importantly, compare and contrast each student’s answers, reactions and impressions with the aim of applying images as a teaching tool.

• Robots and Man - Teachers guide

The Robot theme is rich and diverse, strongly anchored in the animation of everyone, especially the youngest. The topic covers a variety of subject areas including: Science, design and technology, ICT, Media, Art, design and modern languages.

• Clue Hunt "The Picture Chase"
• Clue Hunt "The Picture Chase" - Answers
Take a ride in the Park and go to search for clues to answer this playful and educational questionnaire.

• Deep Sea 3D
The ocean covers about 70% of the Earth, but for many children, it seems like a vast, unliveable place. This Educator’s Resource Guide, created by Weekly Reader and IMAX, extends the Deep Sea experience into classroom activities that will keep students’ interests and help them learn long after the film has ended. IMAX films are designed to educate and enlighten as much as they are to entertain. They offer educators a powerful teaching tool that extends learning past the classroom and is easily integrated into existing curriculum. IMAX films educate and provide students with unique and exciting opportunities to explore new worlds and new ideas.


• Fly Me To The Moon
This teacher’s resource guide was developed for students in science, history, and language arts. Prepared with the help of professional educators like yourself, this material was designed to be used in conjunction with viewing Fly Me to the Moon; however, the activities in this kit can stand on their own. Please feel free to share the material with other teachers at your school, and to modify and duplicate the copyrighted activity sheets to meet your instructional goals and your students’ abilities.



• Register here for more information. The School Groups brochure provides background and curriculum information for your visit.