Goodheart Farm Animal Sanctuary is offering free educational trips for schools until July 31st, 2025. Schools can engage with curriculum-based topics like digestive systems, life cycles, and animal dentition through interactive experiences. The sanctuary is located on the border of Worcestershire and Shropshire and is home to over 300 rescued animals.
Goodheart Farm Animal Sanctuary is delighted to announce an exciting opportunity for schools - free educational trips, made possible through special funding.Nestled on the scenic border between Worcestershire and Shropshire, Goodheart Animal Sanctuary provides a unique setting where pupils can engage with curriculum-based topics such as digestive systems, life cycles, and animal dentition.
Whether you’re based in the West Midlands or beyond, schools of all ages and key stage groups are invited to book - entirely free of charge.A guided tour of the sanctuary, featuring engaging educational activities and the chance to meet our rescued animals.This offer is available until 31st July 2025, with spaces filling up quickly. For enquiries and bookings, contact [email protected].
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