Sunday 30 March at Hawkwood, 12-4pm
This month our open day marks the culmination of the Cultivate Festival – an opportune moment to get out there and get growing as the season begins.
- 12-1pm Introductory workshop on sustainable beekeeping
- All day Seasonal horticultural tasks – get planting!
- All day Plant stall, focus on fruit and compost, or place your order for later in the season
- 1-2pm Lunch, with soup available by donation
- 3pm Site tour
- 4pm Close
Alongside the Open Day, Forest School returns to Hawkwood 12-3pm
Spaces are limited so, if you are interested to come with your child(ren), please contact liz@organiclea.org.uk
- 12-1pm Guided activity
- 2-3pm Free play
Forest school is a type of outdoor education in which children (or adults) visit forests/woodlands, learning personal, social and technical skills. Forest schools are often ‘led by the child’s interests’ (child initiated learning) by comparison to other outdoor education which ‘starts with an issue agenda or problem for the children to investigate’. The main goals of forest schools in primary age children include encouraging curiosity and exploration with all of the senses, empowering children in the natural environment.
Children of all ages are welcome to join our forest school session which includes creative nature activities and walking around the woodland. Children under 6 must be accompanied. Forest school continues rain or shine, so please dress ready for the weather. We will then stop for a lunch with everyone from 1-2 pm. After lunch we will continue with woodland free play after lunch.
