The park is a great educational opportunity 

This page provides a resource for teachers and parents.

WARNING

Parents, teachers and guardians must take responsibility while children are in the Park. Water, trees and other hazards are dangerous and must be guarded against at all times. The directors insist that this warning is very seriously regarded by anyone having the care of children.

Mini-beasts project

The mini-beasts project is a small project for identifying wildlife in the park. It can be used on school field trips into the park, or just as a fun (and educational) activity for parents and children.

National Curriculum

Key Stage 2 - Geography

  1. Geographical enquiry & skills (fieldwork techniques).
  2. Knowledge and understanding of places.
  3. Knowledge and understanding of Environmental Change and sustainable development.

Breadth of study - A locality in the UK
Themes - Environmental issues
For more details see the Geography section of the National Curriculum website

Key Stage 2 - Science

SC1 - Scientific enquiry

  • Investigative skills
  • Considering evidence

SC2 - Life Processes and Living Things

  • Life Processes
  • Green Plants
  • Variation (classification)
  • Living things in their environment.

For more details see the Science section of the National Curriculum website

Park Ranger Times

If you would like to take a group of children into the park please telephone the park rangers on 07836 599990 so that arrangements can be made.

Access to the Park

The park is private and so a key is required to gain access. Your school can be allocated a key which can then be used by all classes. To obtain a key contact the rangers on the number above.