A resource with practical advice and examples and activities to support teachers and farmers in helping children develop age-appropriate understanding of risk during a farm visit through active learning.
A resource with practical advice and examples and activities to support teachers and farmers in helping children develop age-appropriate understanding of risk during a farm visit through active learning.
This handbook offers guidance to teachers wanting to organise a class visit to a farm
Read moreAn online workshop to support Primary teachers arrange farm visits
Read moreFarmer Jo Nelstrop answers our questions on what to expect from your farm visit.
Read moreUse this resource from our wonderful partners @SFarms_Gardens to find out more about #CareFarming and to find a Car… https://t.co/BcGs44cFVZ
It's #NationalInsectWeek 🕷🐛🐜🐝🦋 This brilliant poster with images of minibeasts found in the British countryside is… https://t.co/fcNlDaZ5Mu
Use this Farming and the Environment guided exploration of how agriculture can benefit #wildlife to contribute to… https://t.co/ribxmqLvqB
This lesson for KS2 students takes a look into Fish Farms and whether they can be a sustainable source of seafood,… https://t.co/QFbVUhgr4x
Happy #NationalInsectWeek!! 😁👏 Discover how bee-friendly your school gardens or green spaces are and learn how to… https://t.co/o9aSOXISFV
Why not try these brilliant @RBSTrarebreeds Activity Sheets produced by our partner the Rare Breeds Survival Trust?… https://t.co/YtzELPnxMn
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