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1. www.countrysideclassroom.org.uk › farm-visitsFarm Visits | Countryside Classroom

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   This handbook covers all the essential aspects of organising school farm visits; from what to include in a risk assessment, to linking visits to the curriculum. There is also information on the types of farms offering visits as well as what to look for on a pre visit.

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3. www.fwi.co.uk › farm-life › tips-hosting-farm-schoolTips on hosting an on-farm school visit - Farmers Weekly

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   Jun 6, 2016 · A visit to a farm can be a life changing experience. As hundreds of farmers opened their gates on 5 June for Open Farm Sunday, many are also gearing up to welcome schoolchildren on to their...

4. visitmyfarm.org › starting-visitsStarting Visits - Access To Farms

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   Planning To Start Visits To Your Farm. If you are new to hosting visits from schoolchildren, you will have lots of questions. Don’t be daunted! You will find here an easy to follow step by step approach covering everything from health and safety to activity ideas.

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6. www.schoolsearch.co.uk › news › five-educationalFive educational benefits of visiting a farm - School Search

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   Highfield and Brookham Schools is hosting a free, hands-on farm experience morning for children aged 2+ next month. Here, they outline five benefits to children's learning from farm visits... 1. Sensory Development – toddlers discover and learn about their world through the five senses: touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight.

7. www.countrytrust.org.uk › teachers › farm-discoveryFarm Discovery day visits for schools - Country Trust

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   Farm Discovery visits usually run between 10am and 2pm to allow you time to travel within the school day. Our Farm Discovery Coordinators work with our host farmers to bring food and farming alive for your children.

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8. www.farmtoschool.org › resources-main › benefits-ofBenefits of Farm to School

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   May 19, 2020 · Farm to school programs provide a variety of benefits to students, parents, schools, communities and farmers. This fact sheet offers a research-based overview of the benefits of farm to school and a list of sources.

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   What should students do during a farm visit?

   • During the visit it might be useful to consider what information students can gather to use back in the classroom. If the farm visit forms part of an ongoing topic think about how the day's activities can be the inspiration for a range of curriculum tasks back in the classroom.

   Farm Visits | Countryside Classroom

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   What is a farm visit for school children?

   • Our Farm visits for school children connect them to real farms, food, nature and the countryside.

   Farm Discovery day visits for schools - Country Trust

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   Should you visit a farm before a school visit?

   • As with any school visit, health and safety is of paramount importance. Just like any other venue, farms have risks. However, these can be controlled through good planning and observation of simple guidelines. Good hand washing and boot washing facilities are essential and should be checked for during your pre-visit of the farm.

   Farm Visits | Countryside Classroom

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   How do I get my Children to visit my farm?

   • Get in touch with your local school as soon as possible – pick up the phone, email, write. Speak with teachers and tell them about your farm and what you have to offer. It is always a good idea to organise a pre-visit for teachers, so that you can form a plan of action for the children’s visit and discuss how it can fit with their work programmes.

   Tips on hosting an on-farm school visit - Farmers Weekly

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   How do I get more people to visit a farm?

   • Offer to go to the school a few months after the visit, or during the winter, to talk about what is happening on the farm. Sustainable relationships with schools ensure that you get repeat visits and also lead to good word-of-mouth recommendations. Organise a free taster session for local teachers.

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   How do I promote my farm?

   • Offer to visit schools, or groups such as Scouts and Guides, to talk about your farm. Farmers visiting schools resource pack has lots of ideas and advice. Use social media to promote your farm: tweet about interesting events, or write a blog for one of your animals.

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10. www.roysfarm.com › how-school-farms-are-growingHow School Farms Are Growing Student Engagement? - ROY'S FARM

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    May 8, 2024 · A school farm is a special area in a school where students and teachers can learn about farming. They grow plants and take care of animals there. It helps students understand how food is made and why it’s important to take care of the land.