FREE NEWSLETTER + SMOOTHIE EBOOK!Sign up & get our FREE Detox Smoothie + Juice Ebook - 12 Yummy Recipes! Josie Maran Argan Lip Sting Plumping Butter$23Anastasia Beverly Hills Lip Gloss$16Uncle Harry’s Natural Alkaline Miracle Mouthwash$12.5Mineral Essence Blush$13.99Milk Makeup Lip Color$22ANIMAL FACTS - Tasmanian DevilsTasmanian Devils have an incredibly powerful jaw capable of creating three times the pressure of a Pit Bull Terrier! So, if you are ever lucky enough to see one in the wild, don't muck with it!Crikey - More Animal Facts!Tasmanian Devils are the largest living carnivorous marsupial (Dasyurid) in Australia. They have sharp powerful claws and a backward facing pouch. Each devil has distinctive white markings on their chest, which can be used like a fingerprint to identify individuals. Male devils have a head to body length of 652mm. Females are smaller, reaching only 570mm in length. Male Tasmanian Devils can weigh up to 12kg, and females up to 10kg. Each Devil has distinctive white markings on their chest, which is used like a fingerprint to identify individuals.

HabitatMore than 5000 years ago, Tasmanian Devils were common on mainland Australia. Today, they are only found in Tasmania. They are however, found in virtually every type of habitat occurring in Tasmania, including suburban fringes. As Tasmanian Devils are shy, nocturnal creatures they are rarely seen in the wild.DietTasmanian Devils often scavenge dead animals (carrion) found on roadsides. Sadly, many of them are hit by cars while feeding. Tasmanian Devils travel up to 16km in search of food. They can devour an entire prey item, bones and all! A male Tasmanian Devil is capable of consuming one quarter of its own body weight in one feeding session. BreedingFemale Tasmanian Devils commonly raise two young at one time. Joeys live in the pouch for almost four months. Once they emerge, joey devils remain in a den for a further few months, before leaving to learn the skills required for survival. Ebony You Can Adopt EbonyView our Adoption PacksAge: 5 Years (DOB 20/4/2011)Sex: FemaleEbony is one of the cutest devils that you will ever meet!

She was born on the 20th March 2011 and is one of 5 devil joeys born that season.She has a huge personality and is always after a belly scratch with her keepers. When it comes to play time, she is quick to steal the toys to play with by herself. She loves climbing up the rocks in the enclosure and will often be found up high. Her little eyes are just amazing, the way she looks at you just draws you in, and when it is time to say good night, she will always rush over for one last cuddle!ff8 hoodieRaineAge: 5 Years (DOB 20/4/2011)Sex: FemaleRaine was born here at Australia zoo in 2011, and though she is the smallest of our devils, what she lacks in size she makes up for in personality!sweet sktbs hoodiesRaine loves to be vocal and makes sure everyone is listening to her! flm hoodie

Her favourite activity is going out on walks in the zoo, where she gets to explore the park and meet all of our guests, sniffing around at all the interesting scents that are left behind.Raine is a tomboy at heart and loves getting dirty and wrestling with her siblings; she can be quite cheeky too and will often be seen sneaking up to grab their tails.tie dye hoodie dgkBig personality sums up this pint sized little girl, she just loves life and we just love her.hoodie oeuf nyc Skilled professionals in animal care are always in high demand. sabian hoodieIf you have an interest in caring and looking after animals then why not join us for a hands-on experience to gain the confidence and practical skills needed. You will combine practical work with specialist knowledge of animal behaviour, animal science, animal welfare, breed development, nutrition, anatomy and physiology and so much more.

You will have unlimited access to our working farm, Equestrian Centre and the Animal Zone which is a fully working zoo and home to some of the most amazing creatures on the planet. Working alongside our zoo keepers. Working with creatures such as mammals, exotic fish, wildlife, farm animals and many more! Visits to Crufts, Chester Zoo, Dudley Zoo and many more! To work in this field, you will need: To find out more about the industry, visit: National Careers Service FT = Full-Time, PT = Part-Time, WBL = Work Based Learning Our 16 to 19 study programmes are designed to provide learners with a structured and challenging individualised learning programme that supports their development and progression in line with their future career plans. All of our study programmes include: One or more academic, applied or vocational qualification that stretches our learners and links to training, employment or higher education A meaningful work experience placement (related to your vocational area of study)

Continuing to study English and maths- learner’s who do not have GCSE A*-C in English or maths will work towards the achievement of these qualifications Additional activities and enrichment opportunities which develop learners’ personal skills and/or prepares them for employment, training or higher/further education Additional Learning Support (where required) Our study programmes focus on maximising progression to the next stage of education, employment or an apprenticeship.Who can attend ZAD?How will the class level be decided? Our experienced teachers will make the decision after spending the class with them. Classes are regularly monitored and any student we feel should be in a different level are moved throughout the term.  This is always at the discretion of the teacher(s). In addition to the teachers on site, there is always a School Manager present.  They will always have the ‘in case of emergency’ contact numbers for every member of the school. Teachers will always allocate 5-10 minute breaks throughout the session allowing time to get snacks and drinks.

Are there any snacks or drinks served at the school? Students should bring their own snacks and drinks for the classes.  We always recommend water as the best way to stay hydrated throughout. Anything that is comfortable.  Trainers (outdoors shoes are permitted), tracksuit bottoms and t-shirts are the best combination.NB NO DENIM TO BE WORN IN CLASS. There are ZooNation t-shirts and hoodies available to buy every week at the school but uniform is not compulsory. Cash or cheques made payable to ZooNation Academy of Dance Ltd are accepted.  We do not have the facility for card payments at the school. You can pay by BACs to the details below:ZooNation Academy of Dance Ltd, Barclays, sort 20-44-86, A/C 53419975 There are currently around 28 students in each class.  30 students per class is the limit and some classes are full. Please see Saturday Academy page on details of classes that are currently full. Most of the teachers at ZAD will have performed for ZooNation at some point.  All of the teachers, however, will have had professional performance experience, which we believe adds to their teaching skills and is what makes ZAD truly unique.

Teachers will have been seen in Into the Hoods, Pied Piper, StreetDance 3D:The Movie, So You Think You Can Dance, as well as dancing for many different artists including Janet Jackson, Beyonce, Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna, Amerie, Kylie Minogue and Cheryl Cole. For the Under 8’s class and beginners class we have the same teacher each week as we believe it is important to lay a strong foundation and consistency plays a major part in doing this. For the rest of the levels, teachers rotate each week so students are given a chance to learn a wide range of styles. All teachers are CRB checked and have a wealth of both performance and teaching experience. Just Hip Hop and Street Dance.  However, this covers a wide range of styles within itself from locking and popping to nu skool, house and break dance.  All these elements are taught at ZAD Yes.  We have an annual Christmas show that the whole school will take part in, and work toward from September - December. What other opportunities are there at the school?