Class-Sized Rockpool Explorer Set
A class-sized rockpool explorer set with equipment and identification resources for group investigation of rockpools and coastal habitats. Ideal for schools and Forest School, it supports primary-aged children in hands-on nature observation, marine wildlife identification and exploring seashore life and coastal plants.
£357.99
exVAT
£429.59
incVAT
- SKU MFK97
Additional Information
Technical details
Includes:
- Class-sized rockpool dipping equipment (enough for five groups): bug pots, pond nets, magnifying glasses, pipettes, tubes, clear jars, spoons, clear buckets, trays, builders bag and small cotton drawstring storage bag
- Rockpool ID Set: field guides and name trails, RSPB First Book of the Seashore, waterproof PVC pouch, waterproof notebooks
- Extras for enhanced exploration: pond net, zoomscope, shallow viewing tub and aquascope for underwater observation
Key information:
- Designed for group-based learning across multiple investigation stations
- Ideal for primary-aged children
- Supports nature observation, identification and coastal habitat exploration
- Contains a range of durable materials suitable for outdoor activities
Designed for group learning, this Class Rockpool Explorer Set provides everything needed for multiple investigation stations along the shoreline, allowing children to explore rockpools, tidal edges and coastal habitats at the same time. It helps keep outdoor learning organised while giving each group the chance to collect, observe and safely return marine life and seaweed, alongside careful observation of coastal plants.
The inclusion of specialist viewing tools such as the zoomscope and aquascope supports closer underwater investigation, allowing children to observe marine life more clearly when used with the shallow viewing tub. This helps extend learning beyond surface observation and encourages careful comparison of species and habitats.
Ideal for schools, Forest School, outdoor classrooms, nurseries and education groups, this set supports structured and informal coastal fieldwork. It is particularly effective for developing scientific enquiry skills, teamwork and environmental awareness through shared outdoor exploration.
Rockpool exploration encourages curiosity, communication and respect for coastal habitats, helping children build confidence and deepen their understanding of the natural world through collaborative discovery by the sea.
