What to bring
Please ensure you and your pupils bring with you:
- Each child to bring an apple to eat and then share the core with the pigs
- Each child to bring a clean, labelled, family size yoghurt pot for planting
- Plastic catering trays for transporting planted pots back to school
- Ground sheets for picnic if ground wet/damp
- First aid kit including inhalers etc for specific children
- Bin bags for non-compostable waste
- Recycled carrier bags for compostable waste
- Paper plates with an ‘X’ of double sided tape for the pixie plate
- Please label children with first names if possible – this makes it better for volunteers to talk to children, answer questions etc
- Children to arrive in their wellies and/our outdoor trainers, waterproof coat, sun hat, etc.
- Packed lunches and drinks - there are no shops on the estate
- A few clipboards and pencils for sketching
- A camera
- First Aid
We would like to suggest you bring an appropriate packed lunch and here are some foods we think are ideal.
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Brown Bread Sandwiches with butter and filled with unprocessed cheese, Marmite, salads, egg, fish or meat(Nothing processed or sweet.) |
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Fresh Fruit |
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Water (still or fizzy) |
Please do not Bring:
Processed and sugary foods, such as cheese strings, fruit roll-ups, crisps, chocolate, sweets, cakes or biscuits, fizzy drings or squash, white bread, margarine, luncheon meat, spam or cheese spreads.
Click here to download a document outlining a 1950's Farmers Lunch
Last Modified: 20/07/2007



