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Mini Mosaic

Are your little explorers ready for a stay and play adventure on the farm?!

The CRT are delighted to offer enriching play sessions specially for 2-4 year olds at Pierrepont Farm, near Frensham in Surrey

Each session is designed for little ones to explore nature and farming in a safe and educational environment, right here on the farm and woodlands. We combine free play with activities themed around a different farming or wildlife story or song.

You can expect fun from: The Room on the Broom, Owl Babies, The Gruffalo and The Fed Up Cow. The weekly theme will provide springboard for learning and games for the children to enjoy. These could include meeting the cows and feeding them or playing on our new specially designed playground. 

We will also provide self-led play stations for the children to explore, these will include:

  • Mud Kitchen
  • Potions Play
  • Activities around the Log Circle
  • Investigating our Minibeast Hotel
  • Weaving Loom
  • Construction Area
  • Small World Play

Every sessions is led by our qualified education officer, who is also DBS checked and First Aid trained.

The weekly, Wednesday morning sessions will get parents, gaurdians and carers involved in learning with your little ones how farming and nature influence each other! Come prepared to get a bit dirty and ready to embrace the wonderful British weather! We’ll also provide you with a hot cuppa. 

Our sessions are available to book in a six week block.

When: Wednesday morning during term time
Time: 10:00am - 11:30am
Where: Pierrepont Farm, Reed Rd, Frensham (near to Squire’s Garden Centre)
Cost: £25 for per half term*

Booking is now open for the summer sessions! 

Mini Mosaic Summer Session B - starting Wednesday 8 June

Further information:

We appreciate that parents may have children under the age of two (2) with them so welcome one (1) infant sibling (or a pair of twins) to accompany them free of charge. However please note that we do not provide entertainment or activities for the Under Twos age group and that the parent/carer must be able to supervise all of the children they bring.

The maximum number of paid for places you can book (per adult) is two (2).

Pierrepont Farm is a working farm with live animals, tractors and other farm vehicles that you must be aware of.

We will mainly be in the woods but as the weather improves we will also make use of the Wildlife Pond Area with its dipping platforms and the outdoor classroom.

The Old Dairy, near to the River Wey, is also on the farm.  Please be aware of traffic visiting this artisan retail space. Why not pop down for a coffee or lunch at Craft Brews or browse the mid-century furniture at Finntage? There’s also a craft cheesemaker, two jewellery makers, illustrator and a Windsor chair maker.  Definitely worth a visit.

Facilities include:

  • Hand sanitisers
  • Baby Changing
  • Toilets (includes disabled)
  • Handwashing station
  • Parking

*ticket price supports our vital conversation work developing a wider biodiversity and ecosystem across CRT sites.

Published: 29th August, 2021

Updated: 18th May, 2022

Author: Becca Cassidy

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