Psychology Trip – Marwell Zoo
On Tuesday 22 October, A Level Psychology students visited Marwell Zoo. The day included a lecture on animal behaviour, which gave students insight into how psychologists generate theories, through studying animals, which are then applied to humans. Students were given the chance to conduct two observational studies, one on penguins, and another on two animals of their choice. After analysing and presenting results, students then got the opportunity to spend some time exploring the zoo, which was enjoyed by all.
“My favourite part was seeing all the different species of monkeys”
Izzy (13D3)
“The trip did not disappoint; it was exciting to go to the zoo and observe the animals while learning very interesting facts about them”
Aidan (13E2)
“The lecture taught me a lot about animal behaviour and I loved seeing all the zebras and rhinos running around”
Chloe (12E2)
