fbpx
The School Trip Community White Logo



About.

This workshops aim is to establish in students an understanding and appreciation of the natural environment around them. The interdependence of all creatures and food chains.

Students will take a tour of the whole site at Cogges Manor Farm and will become nature detectives – seeking out animal habitats, learning about plants and taking a hands-on role in planting their seedling and making their own compost. This is a fun, outdoor workshop that can be tailored to the different seasons of the year.

Learning outcomes:
– To have a greater understanding of local wildlife. See first-hand where different animals live and what they eat.
– To look closely at different plants and understand their life cycle and what they need to grow.
– Learn how to plant a seedling, study a pollinator and make some good quality compost to feed their plants on in the Autumn, harvest vegetables from the garden

Please note: This is designed to be a full day workshop, but there is flexibility and they are happy to try and work around your timings if required.

 

Key Information.

Suitable for: KS1, KS2

Ages: 5-7, 7-11

Subjects: Citizenship, Geography, Maths, PSHE, Science

Topics: Animals, Living Things & Habitats, Mindfulness, Plants, Storytelling, Team Building, Agriculture, Local Wildlife

Type: At Venue

Duration: Full Day

Cost: From £6.50 per student (£78 per group of 12 students)

Dates: Ongoing

Max. Students: 60

SEND: Yes - suitable for students with SEND

Tom Sanderson – The School Trip Community Headshot

Here to help.

I’m here to help you every step of the way.

About Cogges Manor Farm.

Matilda The Musical Logo

Cogges Manor Farm offers an exciting year-round Schools Education Programme, covering different age ranges from the Early Years Foundation Stage through to Key Stage 2. They offer full or half day sessions tailored to the needs of the school and curriculum. Cogges is a wonderful site for education and their workshops are adaptable for students with additional needs.

Each subject area is led by their trained Educational Facilitators and volunteers and has been carefully constructed to work in line with the National Curriculum covering key subject areas including history, geography, mathematics, literacy, citizenship, science and design. Their aim is to harness the unique environment at Cogges Manor Farm and create interactive learning experiences to inspire students of all ages. 

More Workshops.