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Pre-school Adventures

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Being out and about is what we love best and going on mini adventures is part of our weekly routine. This involves getting out in the community visiting the meadow, going to the park, seeing the horses and exploring our lovely village including the duck pond.

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Once a term we also go on a big adventure further afield, this involves to use of a mini bus and we are fortunate enough to use a local scout minibus to transport us.

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In the Autumn term we usually go to the forest where we can explore the ever changing woodlands including looking at the trees collecting leaves and twigs as well as sometimes finding conkers, we quite often will bring our treasurers back and use them to make our own natural art work.

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Spring term is the perfect opportunity to visit the farm this is where we get to see lots of baby animals up close and If we're lucky we'll get to see a baby lamb born. We usually go for the whole day and take our lunch with us, we love a good picnic!!

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In the Summer term our adventures change each year depending on what the children are interested in at the time. I wonder where we will go this year? 

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All of our big adventures are open to all the children, so if your child doesn't attend that day you are more then welcome to bring them along. Parents and younger siblings are always welcome. 

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Before they spread their wings and leave us to go to school, our school leavers get the opportunity to join forest school sessions that are run in the last term of the year.  These are based at Salcey Forest and run by the Acorn Federation. The children follow elements of the Forest School curriculum whilst there and get to work on team building skills, nature craft, den building and how to be safe around a camp fire. 

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