Project Overview
Farm visits can provide an inspiring, real-world environment for children to learn about food production, animal welfare,...
Guidelines
As part of the funding requirements for this project, we have produced a comprehensive set of guidelines that are available for download. These guidelines detail the background to the project, as well as information on all of the partners contributing to the work. You can read further about specific parts of the project or dowload the complete document below.
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Resource Information
Field to School has put together a range of inspiring case studies, films, activity sheets and links to interesting sites...
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Advantages
There are many benefits that children can gain from outdoor learning, both educationally and physically. Outdoor learning...
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Target Groups
The Field to School project aims to offer advice, information and support to anyone who is interested in delivering food...
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Coordinating Agencies
There are a number of coordinating agencies, such as charities that work in the outdoor sector, who are connecting farms...
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Disadvantaged Groups
The term disadvantaged may refer to an individual or group who is at some form of social, economic or educational disadvantage....
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Practical Advice
There are a number of things to think about when establishing a Field to School programme in the school. Here are a few...
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Case Studies
Field to School has produced a wide range of written and film case studies from across Europe, designed to celebrate...
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Full Guidelines
The project partners have developed the website titled ‘Field to School’. It offers online resources and examples...
