You could meet CBeebies presenter Andy Day at Bristol Zoo Project - here's how
Join CBeebies presenter Andy Day at the new family adventure trail at Bristol Zoo Project.
Bristol Zoo Project have announced an exciting new family trail coming to the venue from July 19 to November 2- Andy’s Adventures: Explorer Trail.
The trail is inspired by the popular CBeebies series Andy’s Adventures and will give families the opportunity to find Andy’s backpack, gizmo and hat in his Explorer Cabin, discover how to track animals, and learn how to identify animals through investigating their poo.
Visitors will be able to step into Andy’s shoes, ‘shrink down’ like Andy and pretend to go back in time with the famous museum clock as part of the trail.
To celebrate the launch, 10 lucky fans will have the chance to meet their hero Andy Day in person and explore the new trail with him.
The competition is currently live and will close on July 22. For more information on how to enter, click here.
Ahead of the competition launch, Andy said: “I’m really excited to see this new trail taking shape at Bristol Zoo Project. We absolutely love making the show and are really proud of it, so to see it come to life in such a unique way, ready for families to explore and enjoy over the summer, is really special.
“I’m a proud ambassador and regular visitor to the zoo with my family. We love seeing all the different animals from around the world, with the giraffes and bears being among our favourites. I’m looking forward to meeting the competition winners so we can go on our own adventure and try out the trail for ourselves!”
Rosie Sims, Public Engagement Manager, from Bristol Zoo Project, said: “We are all thrilled to be launching the Andy’s Adventures trail and the competition to join him on the trail is already causing quite a buzz at the zoo - we are expecting quite a few entries!
“What makes this trail experience so unique is that it combines themes from the show with stories related to our animals here at Bristol Zoo Project. Through interactive games and activities, we hope to not only inspire families to go on an adventure but also learn more about the different animals living at the zoo and become keen conservationists themselves, like Andy.”