1 Delivery of rolling Fortnightly 1 Vikings 1 Viking/Anglo For delivery during the next quarter are various expert sessions to explore programme of heritage Exmoor Attack! evening Saxon Exmoor’s trees. The end result will be ‘Top Trunks’ produced by the children. workshops for West heritage costume and Planned so far are woodworking demonstrations within school, including 22 children Exmoor Federation sessions battle day, working in green wood coppiced from a local valley (Combe Park), wood attended with Primary school attended by technology, a ranger-led woodland walk to learn about edible trees and families and 53 children biodiversity for each species, plus a trip to a charcoal production site. Added children teachers to that may well be an archaeological exploration of an old charcoal site. (approx 130) 1 amazing These will continue to be developed with the schools. to attend at least one of Combe Martin Sea School are developing a shore guide by children for session over Hubba the children, considering the different shore life along Exmoor’s coast (from the year. Dane attacking Porlock in the East to Combe Martin in the West), for delivery during the next Countisbury quarter. Hill, fully Production of costumed and a young scripted person’s woodlands 74 children guide, engaged in temporary total since exhibition and project start
1 Delivery of rolling programme of heritage workshops for West Exmoor Federation Fortnightly Exmoor heritage sessions Primary school children (approx 130) to attend at least one session over the year. Production of a young person’s woodlands guide, temporary exhibition and 1 Vikings Attack! evening 22 children attended with families and teachers 1 Viking/Anglo Saxon costume and battle day, attended by 53 children 1 amazing of Hubba the Dane attacking Countisbury Hill, fully costumed and scripted 74 children engaged in total since project start For delivery during the next quarter are various expert sessions to explore Exmoor’s trees. The end result will be ‘Top Trunks’ produced by the children. Planned so far are woodworking demonstrations within school, including working in green wood coppiced from a local valley (Combe Park), wood technology, a ranger-led woodland walk to learn about edible trees and biodiversity for each species, plus a trip to a charcoal production site. Added to that may well be an archaeological exploration of an old charcoal site. These will continue to be developed with the schools. Combe Martin Sea School are developing a shore guide by children for children, considering the different shore life along Exmoor’s coast (from Porlock in the East to Combe Martin in the West), for delivery during the next quarter.
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