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Clare Giltrow

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Clare covers: Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshire
including: Cambridge, Newmarket, Bishop’s Stortford, Hertford, Chelmsford

Clare Giltrow

Clare covers: Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshire, including Cambridge, Newmarket, Bishop’s Stortford, Hertford, Chelmsford

Clare has plenty of experience working with animals and children. She has cared for rescued elephants in Thailand, built sanctuaries in Ecuador and been a bird of prey handler and demonstrator in the UK. She has also tutored GCSE Maths and English in the UK and taught English as a foreign language in Asia and South America. Conservation and animal welfare are crucial to Clare and most of her animals are rescued or rehomed – you can find out more about them below.

“Animals are amazing! I love all of mine to bits and find it impossible to choose a favorite. They each have their own unique personalities and it’s brilliant to watch people’s face light up when they interact with them. It brings learning to life in the best way ever!”

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Schools
From £140 for a 1 hour session (suitable for one class) to £400 for a full day.

Parties
1 hour experience: From £150

Nuseries, Childrens Centres, Libaries, Clubs & Care Homes
1 x 1 hour: £130. Discounts available for multiple sessions.

Events
From £140. Prices are flexible depending on the event, notice given, time of day and day of the week. Please contact us for a quote.

‘Some areas may be subject to a small fuel surcharge.  Please get in touch with us about this’.

Animal Activity Licence – all presenters keep their animals in their own homes, and have been inspected and had a licence to keep and train animals for exhibition issued by their local authority.  Clare’s licence number is 19/0390/PERFAN issued by Uttlesford District Council.

Public Liability – all presenters are insured up to £5 million.  Please ask if you need a copy of our certificate.

DBS – all presenters hold enhanced DBS certificates.

PAT testing – any electrical equipment we may use is PAT tested on an annual basis.

Click to view or download our Lion Learners Terms & Conditions.

To contact Clare, please use the contact page form, or you can contact me on the details below.

Clare Giltrow
Telephone: 07812 157643
Email: clare@lionlearners.co.uk

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Guillermo the Milk Snake

I am a brightly coloured, gentle and friendly snake that loves to meet new people. My favourite thing is to slither – through branches, logs and fingers!

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Batman & Nova the Rabbits

Batman is a fluffy, brown lionhead rabbit. Nova is a cross between a lop and Dutch. Batman was named by Clare’s young son and yes, we know his name makes no sense!

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Ada, Iris & Ethel the Guinea Pigs

They are sweet-natured, gentle and wonderful lap warmers! They rub each other’s noses to say hello, which is very cute.

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vinegaroon handling

Betty the vinegaroon

Betty may look a little scary but she’s a gentle giant – and can squirt vinegar from her tail! How cool is that?

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spider handling

Twiglet the Honduran Curly Haired Tarantula

Twiglet is a fascinating, beautiful creature. She feels light as a feather on your hand and doesn’t scuttle like house spiders.

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Skittle the Bearded Dragon

Skittle the Bearded Dragon

Skittle is a beautiful and unusual fiery orange colour. She’s also cheeky, very friendly and always smiling.

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Charmander the Blue Tongue Skink

Charmander is very gentle and loves attention. He has a cool blue tongue, which he flicks in and out to help him explore.

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Stig the Leopard gecko

Stig loves to play hide and seek. He will squeeze himself into a tight space under a log and then pop his head up to say hello when Clare opens his viv.

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Shelly and friends the Giant African land snails

Shelly and her friends have lovely brown and cream cone-shaped shells and are still growing. The average shell length of this species of GAL is 12cm, though some have reached 20cm long!

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Milly and Molly the African giant millipedes

Milly and Molly are long and beautiful with lots and lots of wriggly legs. Milly is longer and jet black all over, Molly has brown stripes.

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Fire the Corn snake

Fire is an amelanistic corn snake – also known as red albino. This type of snake doesn’t have dark pigment. Fire has red eyes and orange and red patterns along her body. She is a constrictor snake, which means she would squeeze her prey in the wild, rather than bite it.

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Elvis and Buddy the Madagascan hissing cockroaches

They have beautiful tiger stripes along their back, emit a cool hissing sound and like to pretend to be Spiderman by handing upside down on logs.

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Edna Scissorhands

Edna has a very special ‘magic’ trick. Under a UV torch or moonlight, she will transform from black to glowing blue. It’s amazing to see!

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Dorothy the Chilean rose tarantula

Dorothy the Chilean rose tarantula is always very popular and has helped conquer kids’ and parents’ fear of spiders.

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Diego the Crested gecko

Diego is a little cutie who just loves to climb. He has the look of a prehistoric dragon but in miniature form, as he’s no bigger than your hand.

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Bolt the wonder tortoise

Bolt is a small tortoise with a dark shell. He’s got blunt claws for digging and climbing and a curved mouth for chomping on plants.

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