Never underestimate the amount of events and eating out on offer in the countryside. From a morning of crafting to an afternoon in an award-winning gastropub, the countryside has no end of options to keep you entertained.
School visits to Hedingham Castle are fun and exciting for all ages. With activities within and surrounding the twelfth century castle.
Arley Hall welcomes school visits for primary school aged children, in groups of up to 60 children. With tours of the Hall and lessons around the Garden, there is plenty for the children to explore making it a fun learning experience for everyone.
The Weardale Outdoor Centre is approved as a training provider by LANTRA Awards and BORDA. The Centre offers a large range of well recognised course, resulting in useful qualifications and skills.
Newby Hall offers a huge variety of educational elements. Whether it's all the living plants and creatures within the woodlands, the architecture of the house or the fine art spread around the Estate and lets not forget to have fun. School visits can make full use of the miniature railway and/or the adventure playground.
Layer Marney Tower is open throughout the year to School visits. The Estate offers a range of programmes teaching children about the Tudors and their lifestyle as well as the beauty and the beast rose trail.
With plenty to keep the children entertained school visits to Fritton Lake are always very welcome. Programmes can be tailormade to specific requirements and can include a history tour, nature and use of the adventure playground making a trip to Fritton an exciting and fun day out.
Run in conjunction with the Co-Operative Farms the Hirsel Estate recognises the 'Farm to Fork' initiative. Within their purpose built classroom situated on the Homestead, the Estate contributes to educating children on the significance of farming, food and where it all comes from.
The 450 acres of beautiful parkland and gardens provides the ideal setting for teachers and pupils to experience a truly memorable day by providing a unique learning experience in a safe and welcoming environment. Activities and content are linked to the National Curriculum Programmes of Study for Key Stages 1 and 2.
Bryngwyn House located on a privately owned country estate in Powys offers various study days and residential courses from art and textile conservation to 'Natures Larder' and etiquette. The Hall and its Estate provide a unique learning environment and a great opportunity to try something new.
Hyde Hall Farm are pleased to welcome groups and schools for educational visits throughout the year.
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