
- Products Bug Hotel
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Integrated investigation shelf supports group discussion and observation
Includes 16 removable polycarbonate Bug Pods for individual exploration.
Roof planting area promotes pollinator-friendly learning and plant life cycles.
Encourages hands-on habitat building using natural materials like bark and canes
Built-in bird feeding table attracts wildlife for extended nature study.
A hands-on insect hotel for schools, the Bug Hotel is an engaging minibeast habitat designed to support outdoor wildlife exploration and early years science learning.
Children will eagerly head out on a mission, collecting bark, twigs, stones and grasses to carefully fill their own Bug Pod. Will their chosen materials attract beetles, spiders or woodlice? As they build and personalise their pods, pupils develop fine motor skills while exploring textures, materials and habitats in a meaningful, hands-on way.
With sixteen removable polycarbonate tubes, each child can create a unique environment before returning their pod to the hotel and waiting in anticipation. Daily investigations bring excitement as children remove their pods, place them on the shelf and observe which creatures have checked in, encouraging communication, curiosity and early scientific thinking through shared discovery.
Complete with a planting roof and bird feeding table, this rich outdoor learning resource invites children to explore ecosystems from every angle. Invest in a Bug Hotel that brings nature to life and enriches your outdoor provision for years to come.

Create a magical world of creepy crawlies and curious discoveries!
- Size (L x W x H): 1157mm x 470mm x 1638mm
- High pressure treated 'play grade' timber
- Tongue and groove clad sides
Includes:
- Sixteen removable Polycarbonate Bug Pod 'apartments'
- A bird feeding table
- A full length planting area
- An Investigation Shelf for group discussion about a pod
- Clip chart shelf
- 4 hooks
- Storage area






Polycarbonate, PETG and Stockbord
Timber
