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Ash End Farm

On Thursday 24th March we had a fantastic day at Ash End Children's Farm. We learned lots more about baby animals and how animals grow.

We had a special tour guide who took us around the farm to meet all the farm animals. We had lots of fun feeding and stroking the goats, sheep and cows.  They were very friendly!

We also had the opportunity to feed a baby lamb called Mario with a bottle of milk. We saw rabbits, horses, ducks, pigs, reptiles and even some very tiny chicks who had hatched the day before!

We also took home our very own free range egg to use for cooking. What a fabulous and exciting day! 

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