Home Ed Sessions
Home Ed Sessions is an immersive day of outdoor learning at The Nature Discovery Centre Education Centre designed for their local home educating community.
Use all your senses to explore the habitats on their nature reserve and find out how some of their native animal have super senses that help them to survive.Â
Take part in a range of sensory and fun activities including:
- Feeling your way like a mole
- Using your sense of smell like a badger
- See with the eyes of an owl
- Listening listen like a fox
You will also have the opportunity to make a pot and plant seeds to grow flowers for the mini-beasts and meet some tiny live creatures too.
Price
£10 per head & booking fee (please buy tickets for children aged 4 and up. Accompanying adult does not need a ticket).
Suitable for
Families, Children
NATURE DISCOVERY CENTRE
THE NATURE DISCOVERY CENTRE OFFERS A GREAT DAY OUT FOR ALL THE FAMILY
We all need nature – for clean water, food and fresh air – but nature needs us too.
Their mission is to bring about nature’s recovery by inspiring and empowering local people and partners to help bring nature back.
The Nature Discovery Centre is surrounded by a mosaic of different habitats with fantastic wildlife to see all year around, packed full of interactive wildlife and natural history displays.
There is a network of footpaths ranging from small family-friendly walks to longer paths for the more adventurous.
Surrounded by a mosaic of different habitats, there is fantastic wildlife to see all year round.
During the autumn and winter, large groups of wintering wildfowl congregate on the lake, whilst the reedbeds and surrounding woodland and hedgerows host birds like fieldfare and redwing.
In spring and summer, purpose-built rafts attract breeding common terns.
House martins, swallows and swifts are a common sight over the lake and surroundings.
In summer there are glorious displays of purple loosestrife, yellow-flag iris, reeds and sedges on the floating island, the lake shore and in the reedbeds.
All year around look out for the willow and alder around the edge of the lake, and hawthorn, blackthorn, spindle and bullace in the hedgerows.
 variety of moths and butterflies can be seen, including garden tiger, butterbur, waved black, holly blue, and gatekeeper.
There are dragonflies and damselflies including beautiful and banded demoiselles, emperor and four-spotted chaser.
A range of beetles such as bloody-nosed beetle and rhinoceros beetle have been recorded on site.
Discover autumn colours, fabulous fungi and wintering wildfowl.
01635 874381
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