Events

Seasonal Activities

Sandfield Farm is ideal for learning about and experiencing the changing seasons.

Below are examples of activities which link in with the changing British year.

January

January

New year and new life on the farm
A year in the life of a farmer

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February

February

Calving time
From nest to flight
Egg box treasure

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March

March

Tadpole hunt
Springtime lambs
Leave collection
Blossom hunt

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April

April

Beauty of Bluebells
Creepy Crawly city

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May

May

Nature book marks
Clay creatures

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June

June

Discover dragonflies
Elderflower pick, make and taste
Open Farm Sunday *

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July

July

Country colour
Essential bees
Butterfly feeders

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August

August

Pick a plum
Texture treasure hunt
Bark rubbing

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September

September

Super worms
Blackberry art
Den weaving

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October

October

Autumnal hedgerows
Apple activities
Wands, broomsticks and potions

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November

November

All about hedgehogs
Bird feed for the winter
Twig tower art
Stick weaving

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December

December

Christmas berries
Winter wreaths
Willow stars
‘Eight maids a-milking’

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Visit a real working farm and play wood, a unique place for a group or school trip.

Sandfield Farm, near Evesham is ideally set up for outdoor learning. Since 2009, Sandfield Farm has hosted school visits for activities linked to the National Curriculum for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4. Although Forest School activities do take place on the farm, the diversity of the farm means that other activities can also take place such as pond dipping, tractor and trailer rides, fruit picking in Vale of Evesham traditional orchards and farm animal husbandry. Emma Harrison a fifth generation farmer at Sandfield Farm hosts the outdoor group visits at Sandfield Farm and is a member of Farming and Countryside Education (FACE). Sandfield Farm is under the Higher Level Stewardship Scheme part of which are the Educational Access visits and has recently received funding from LEADER (part of the Rural Development Programme for England).

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