On 20th July 2026, LUTA School’s lower primary learners enjoyed an unforgettable educational tour to Kalimba Reptile Park and Crocodile Farm. The day was filled with discovery, laughter, and hands‑on learning that brought classroom lessons to life.
Key Lessons Learnt
Animal education: Learners saw crocodiles, snakes, and tortoises up close, learning about their habitats, diets, and importance in Zambia’s ecosystem.
Conservation awareness: Guides explained why protecting reptiles and wildlife is vital for biodiversity and future generations.
Practical science: Children connected their science lessons with real animals, understanding how reptiles adapt to survive.
Responsibility: Learners were encouraged to respect animals and nature, reinforcing values of care and stewardship.
Fun Was Hard!
Beyond the lessons, the children had a wonderful time. They enjoyed picnics, played games in the open spaces, and shared laughter with friends. The excitement of seeing crocodiles being fed and exploring the farm made the day both thrilling and memorable.
Appreciation
LUTA School extends heartfelt appreciation to parents for their unwavering support in making this trip possible. Your encouragement and commitment ensured that learners could experience education beyond the classroom. We also commend our dedicated teachers, whose guidance, supervision, and enthusiasm made the tour safe, successful, and enriching for every child.
School Perspective
The Kalimba Farms tour highlighted LUTA School’s commitment to holistic learning. By combining fun with education, our learners not only gained knowledge but also built confidence, curiosity, and teamwork.
In summary: The Kalimba Farms trip was a perfect blend of learning and fun, strengthened by the support of parents and the dedication of teachers. Our lower primary learners returned with new knowledge about reptiles, a deeper respect for nature, and joyful memories that will last a lifetime.