On 8 May, the legendary broadcaster and natural historian will turn 100.
Fifty pupils spent the afternoon exploring the Promenade attraction, with a special focus on the David Attenborough area. There, they reflected on the legendary broadcaster’s lifelong impact on conservation and discussed the changes they could make in their own lives to help protect the planet.
Their pledges ranged from reducing plastic use to protecting local wildlife and encouraging their families to recycle more.
Janine Marshall, General Manager at Madame Tussauds Blackpool, said:
Teachers from Revoe Learning Academy said the visit was a meaningful way to connect classroom learning with real-world action.
Mr Osbourne, Headteacher of Revoe Learning Academy said:
Madame Tussauds Blackpool is home to more than 80 expertly crafted wax figures. From superheroes and showbiz legends to sporting icons and members of the royal family, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Ticket prices start at £15, with up to 50% discount for Fylde Coast residents.
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