On the 7th and 9th of October this year KWAG ran two outdoor activity days for schools. The free events were staged by our Education Officer Penny Morse and attracted Woodstock School and Victoria Park School to come to the park and take advantage of the woods and fields for education and fun.
Schools were invited to suggest what we could provide to help tie into the curriculum for Key Stage 1 and 2 ability students and KWAG designed days around map making and orienteering, and creating fantastic Celtic and Roman shelters.
Both days were, fortunately, dry and the children had a great time in the tasks, both building and creating their own wayfaring markers creating trails through the grounds. These photos show just a few of the activities they got involved with. Please take a look at the full gallery to see more, and if you were interested in getting your own school involved in future projects please get in touch with us.
The Celtic Shelter built by Woodstock School childern
Woodstock School Pupils get into building historic shelters
The Roman shelter built by the children of Woodstock School
Pupils from Victoria Park School pose for the camera at the Echo