Hunter Day

Target Audience:  Key Stage 1

Activity Overview:

Discover the Excitement of Exploring & Learning in a Woodland Environment. The day meets many cross-curricular objectives such as Houses & Homes, Micro organisms, mental arithmetics, animals and their Environment, Beliefs, responsibility for environment.

Please note: to make an even greater experience for your pupils as part of Celtic Harmony education days all staff members delivering education are in heritage period appropriate costumes.

Your pupils will experience a range of exciting activities in various stimulating settings including:

• Den Building in the Woods
• Grinding on Quern Stones & Making Salt Dough Arrow Heads
• Hunting and Gathering in the Forest.
• Trading with Celtic Coins

Traders (Trading in the afternoon has two parts:)

Part 1: your class will swap real artefacts as they role play as celtic characters and use numerical problem solvingin the trading game to barter for a wide range of goods.
Part 2: your pupils will enjoy Trading with Celtic coins, by swapping their pocket money for Catuvellaunni coins to trade for the more precious produce in the shop, with a wide range of heritage produce supporting local craftsmen.

“Everything was marvellous. Especially the den-building. Learning about different food and how much work living in the past was.” – Miss Mills, Gothic Mede, June 2019

“All wonderful. Hands-on stuff, teamwork and still time by the fire” – Lydia, St. Christopher’s, June 2019

£15 / Student

Adult Helpers FREE
A full day of hands-on challenges from 10am until 2.30pm/3pm
Ratio of 1 adult helper to 5 Children