Recreational Gathering in Bradfield Woods During Holiday Season
A new outdoor forest play event titled "water.grass.ambitions" is set to take place in the heart of nature, promising a day filled with fun, learning, and engagement with the natural world.
The event, suitable for all young people, will feature free play, woodland crafts, and games, encouraging active participation and promoting environmental education. The exact meeting point for the event has yet to be specified, but the location can be found using What3Words (water.grass.ambitions).
To attend, booking is required, and attendees are advised to dress warmly, wearing long trousers and closed toe shoes or trainers, as the event takes place outdoors. It is also recommended to bring a water bottle and snacks for the day.
The event location offers wheelchair access, and a simple vegetarian lunch will be cooked over the fire. However, attendees are welcome to bring their own packed lunch if they prefer.
Funded places for the event are available for children in receipt of free school meals through EEQU. An adult must drop off and pick up each child from the event. It is recommended to contact the organiser in advance if you have limited mobility.
Terms and conditions for the event can be found at http://www.our website/eventinfo. For further information, including pricing and contact details, please visit the official page of the event or the hosting organisation directly. The contact details for the event organiser are available at 01449 737996 or bradfield.engagement@our website.
This nature-focused event is likely to emphasise respect for the environment, encouraging community involvement and possibly linking to conservation efforts. More events for unaccompanied children are also available. So, get ready to immerse yourself in the wonders of nature and join the "water.grass.ambitions" adventure!
At the "water.grass.ambitions" event, you can immerse yourself in outdoor-living by participating in woodland crafts and games, promoting a lifestyle that connects home-and-garden with nature. After the event, share your experiences and potentially contribute to conservation efforts within the community.
