We give a warm welcome to school and group visitors, year round. Please contact us by email to discuss the trip details and to make your reservation. We have some handy downloads, below with more information, too.
We do from time to time offer special entry deals to teachers of Reception to Year 3. There is currently one running that is a fabulous half price offer for all their family, making it a worthwhile and good value family outing for those teachers with a young family. Click here for more information and booking
Looking for our special Christmas on the Farm trips, click here to jump to the information.
2026 BOOKING, SPECIAL OFFER … Book for 2026 during the Autumn term and get your deposit paid by 31st December to lock in 2025 prices of £9.95 per child. Start the conversation, now, by emailing groups@childrensfarm.co.uk!
Hundreds of schools, nurseries, Beaver groups, church groups, play-schemes and Rainbow groups have visited us since we first started our farm tours, over 30 years ago. Our visitors all leave buzzing with excitement, some having had their first ever encounter with farm animals.
Our expert, friendly staff will guide your group around the farm, engaging the children at a level appropriate for their age, helping with any animal interaction and answering the children’s questions.
2026 Prices
£10.95 per child.
One free adult per five paying children.
Additional adults £9.95
We have two downloadable documents about our school tours, below, providing more information and advice about your visit, including directions for the coach and what to do on arrival.
For further enquiries, availability and booking, please email. Our office isn’t manned all day, every day, so our school trip consultant will give the quickest response to email enquiries … please contact Julie by email at groups@childrensfarm.co.uk
Downloads: click, below, to open the PDF support sheets
We are taking bookings for our popular school and group visits to see Santa. Part of the trip includes a short Nativity play where several children can take part. There are real stable animals including our donkey. There’s singing too, and then we sneak through past Santa’s sleigh to wake up the man himself. He’s asleep by the fire, but is always happy to chat and hand out presents to the children. The visit includes a farm tour and we meet our reindeer to give them a quick snack and another song. Guess which one!
The Children's Farm 