Term 4 March 2013 Newsletter - St. Aldhelm's Academy
Term 4 March 2013 Newsletter - St. Aldhelm's Academy
Term 4 March 2013 Newsletter - St. Aldhelm's Academy
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Last term the Year 9 Child Development class visited a local organic farm, Ceder<br />
Organic in Rempstone, they were to find out, first-hand how this environment<br />
could provide a stimulating learning situation for young children. We were also<br />
lucky enough to have the only day of sunshine we have had for ages! The young<br />
people were, without exception, a fantastic credit to the <strong>Academy</strong> and themselves,<br />
with their engagement in the day and their general attitude. Below are<br />
some extracts from the letters we have written to Claire and Andrew Head<br />
at the farm to say a massive thank you for making us so welcome...<br />
The thing I mostly enjoyed was catching the chickens because it was funny and<br />
it was a great laugh. I only managed to get a couple as my other friends caught<br />
loads L…. I got a bit muddy and managed to scream a couple of times. All the<br />
chickens just kept running away and not letting me catch them but finally they<br />
got tired and caught some. There were other amazing things that I enjoyed but<br />
the chickens were 100% the best part of the day. Victoria Messenger<br />
Thank you for letting us visit your amazing farm on Wednesday 20 <strong>March</strong> it was<br />
so fun and a great experience also it got me thinking about how animals live and<br />
how important it is for them to have a good life. My favourite part was the<br />
alpacas (or lamas as I kept on calling them) also the chickens were amazing I<br />
loved getting to see how they live and how the food that we buy has lived.<br />
I understand how getting free range can help all thanks to you; you were so kind<br />
and helpful. I would recommend you to anyone it’s a truly amazing farm!!!<br />
Thank you so much for giving me and my classmates an amazing experience it wont be<br />
forgotten any time soon (or if they are like me NEVER J) Jess Burnes<br />
I learned loads on that trip to the farm like that if a little lamb struggles to get out of its<br />
mother then it can be helped out manually by a person (aka. You). I found the entire trip<br />
very useful and fun and as I enjoyed it so much, I know for a fact that if I had the chance to<br />
go again, I would jump at it because you made it the most phenomenal day ever!<br />
I would definitely recommend Cedar Organic Farm to everyone I know for a visit as I know<br />
they would enjoy it and learn so much like I did. I would recommend the farm because I<br />
want people to see how good this farm is at:<br />
Producing animals.<br />
How much fun you can have at the farm.<br />
And how good this farm is whether you are just visiting<br />
or not.<br />
I think that this has been the most fun, exciting and<br />
very useful learning farm that I have ever been to.<br />
Thank you very much for giving us such a fun, entertaining<br />
and interesting experience… Hopefully we can<br />
come again and see all the little lambs that we saw<br />
giving birth, bigger and older. And too see you all again<br />
too. Courtney Sherman<br />
<strong>Newsletter</strong>