Securing the Best Start to Life
EY Lead Practitioner Role
The Warwickshire Early Years Hub (WEYH) is opening up a new recruitment round for Early Years Lead Practitioners. This is open to all EY practitioners in a non-teacher role. Candidates will need to have been working in the Early Years for at least 5 years, including 2 years at a supervisory/managerial level.
For more information about the role, what deployments will look like and how to apply, please see information below or contact the WEYH Coordinator Michelle Hutton for further details.
Please do pass details on to colleagues who you think would be interested and meet the criteria.
The EYLP recruitment round opens on Monday 23rd May and closes on Friday 10th June.
Interviews will take place w/c 20th June or 27th June.
Coventry and Central Warwickshire Teaching School Hub Newsletter (Primary)
Please find here the latest newsletter of Coventry and Central Warwickshire Teaching School Hub. In this edition you will find information on the ECF Programme, NPQ and CPD courses relevant to primary schools. Please share this newsletter widely throughout your school.
Expressive arts and design
Access resources, activity ideas and advice for teaching expressive arts and design to early years children.
Resources are split into 3 areas based on the educational programmes:
These resources will help you when reviewing your current curriculum to make sure you are meeting the requirement of the revised expressive arts and design area of learning.
As you make changes to your curriculum consider what you want children to learn first and plan opportunities for them to achieve this.
For more please read here.
Words for Life
Visit Words for Life to discover fun activities for children aged 0-12 to try at home.
Qualifications that overlap with T Levels
Government have issued a list of qualifications which it plans to stop funding following the introduction of T-levels.
This includes a number of BTECs in childcare.
Read the guidance here.
Education, health and care plans
DfE has published data showing that the number of children under 5 with an Education and Health Care Plan increased from 16,536 in 2021 to 18,054 in 2022 (3.8% of the total issued). 2,518 of these were in non-maintained early years settings.
Overall, there has been a 10% increase since 2021.
Read the report here.
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children’s socioemotional well-being and attainment during the Reception Year
The Education Endowment Foundation has published The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children’s socioemotional well-being and attainment during the Reception Year.
This unsurprisingly found that a sample of children who entered Reception in 2020 had on average lower outcomes than children achieved pre-pandemic.
Read the research here.
Investing in prevention
NCB has published a report that demonstrates that investing in prevention, including family support and early help, can reduce demand for more expensive crisis support later on. It also leads to better services overall.
Read more here.
Celebrating Warwickshire’s Family of Schools
WCC Ukraine Response Information for schools re: Ukrainian Children and Young People requests for school places
Lots of schools are dealing with requests for school placements for children and young people arriving from Ukraine. We thank you all in advance for you compassion and understanding. It is hoped this will summarise initial thoughts and questions regarding their arrival.
We are using the same tried and tested system that we used last year for our Afghan settlement programme. It worked successfully and was based on centralising communication and funding. This enabled more schools to access the funding they needed to support children and young people.
- EMTAS – Schools should contact EMTAS for support as they normally do. EMTAS should then invoice the budget holder for reimbursement.
- FSM – Schools should offer Free School Meals to children and then claim back from us. We are assuming that most families will be eligible. Please could schools ensure meals are provided from day one. Schools should then send invoices to schoolimprovement@warwickshire.gov.uk and we will forward them on for payment at the usual rate. When guest families have had their paperwork processed, they will be eligible to apply in the same way as UK residents.
- TRIPS – Schools in first instance should look to use their own internal funds/PTA initially. However, please do contact us with specific requests such as residentials etc.
- OUT OF YEAR CHILDREN – Children with EAL should not be educated out of their year group
- TRAUMA SUPPORT – We are proud of how Warwickshire schools are equipped to support children who have experienced trauma and those who have had very challenging starts in life. Many schools are trained in Nurture and the Thrive approach to name but two. It would be entirely appropriate for schools to use similar approaches with their Ukrainian arrivals. If more specific and bespoke support is needed, then schools would raise this with EMTAS who can than pass on to the Education Cell for commissioning if appropriate.
- UNIFORM – As part of Afghan re-settlement work schools often had spare uniform or were able to use 2nd hand unform. If schools do not have uniform, they can invoice for funding. Again – this can come to schoolimprovement@warwickshire.gov.uk
If you have any further queries please contact ukraine@warwickshire.gov.uk or please call Kerry Brabazon on the Education Corona Line.
Working together to improve attendance.
Guidance to help schools, academy trusts, governing bodies, and local authorities maintain high levels of school attendance including roles and responsibilities
From September 2022, this will replace all previous guidance on school attendance except for statutory guidance for parental responsibility measures. The Secretary of State has committed to it becoming statutory when parliamentary time allows (this will be no sooner than September 2023).
This week the DfE started a series of LA training webinars. The following changes were highlighted:
The Big Changes
1.Clarity of expectation: schools, trusts and local authorities will all have clearly defined statutory roles for the first time, set out in a clear table of responsibilities
2.Earlier intervention: Schools will have legal responsibilities to proactively improve attendance for the first time (beyond existing requirements to record accurately) underpinned by timelier sharing of attendance data
3.Support first: All pupils and parents no matter where they live in the country will have clear expectations from their school, be informed about their child’s attendance and have access to early intervention and support first before any legal action if it becomes problematic
4.Targeted whole family support: Attendance teams in LAs will work in tandem with early help to provide a whole-family response with a single assessment, plan and lead practitioner
5.Independent schools: data will be collected for the first time, and will receive the same support from LAs (which currently happens in some LAs but not others)
Data Sharing
The DfE attendance data trial continues and we are being asked to encourage all schools to sign up. Once the trial ends, there will be a requirement to share data using this system. Further details can be found at the following link:
If you are in the process of changing your MIS or have plans to and have any questions, then please contact us. We will arrange a call back to discuss this in more detail from our ICT team.
Webinars for Schools
In order to support the transition to the new ways of working, the DfE is holding a series of webinars.
Webinar theme
09 June 2022 (16:00-16:45)
16 June 2022 (16:00-17:00)
23 June 2022 (16:00-17:00)
30 June 2022 (16:00-17:00)
TBC
- Effective governance to appropriately challenge leaders on attendance.
Previous Webinars can be found at the following Link:
‘Working together to improve attendance can be found at the following link.
If you wish to discuss this further, please feel free to contact the Warwickshire Attendance Service.
was@warwickshire.gov.uk
Gateway Alliance CPD Subscriptions 2022-23 - NOW AVAILABLE
The Gateway Alliance CPD Subscriptions for academic year 2022-23 are now available. Purchasing the CPD Subscriptions early offers schools the best value for money.
The programme provides targeted CPD for senior leaders, subject leaders, SENCos, early years specialists, classroom teachers and teaching assistants, school business managers and early career teachers.
Through these programmes you will have access to the best new and innovative practice from leading national and international speakers, authors and educational thought-leaders. GA networks are facilitated by a range of experienced trainers and consultants working alongside school practitioners, providing a fantastic opportunity for colleagues to learn together, network and share practice.
The programme for 2022-23 will be a really great mix of both face to face and online sessions and full details of speakers, dates and venues will be published early in the autumn.
WHOLE SCHOOL BUNDLE…
To celebrate ten years of providing high quality professional development to schools, this year we have a unique offer for schools to access all courses for just £2,300, which is a saving of £1,000! With Gateway providing 42 different training events, this equates to just £54 per event!
To access this great offer… Purchase ALL 10 CPD subscriptions (you will need to purchase 2 Curriculum CPD subscriptions to access all 10 curriculum subjects) and, at checkout, use voucher code: WHOLESCHOOL+
Other offers and discounts*…
Small Schools - (less than 120 pupils) receive a 10% discount
Recommend a Friend – recommend a new school & you receive a £50 voucher + they receive a 20% introductory discount.
For more information please visit: https://gatewayalliance.co.uk/subscriptions-guest/
or contact:
Guidance for new RE Subject Leaders
Please find here a new document offering guidance to new RE subject leaders.
Web pages for supporting perinatal mental health
The 1001 steering group has a remit around supporting mental health and emotional wellbeing for parents, families and their infants.
For some time the group has been developing some new webpages on the CWPT site, for parents and allied professionals to raise both awareness of these issues and to signpost to services. The site is live and available at the link below.
https://www.covwarkpt.nhs.uk/mental-health-support-in-pregnancy-and-after-birth
The site has 4 key pages:
1.General introduction to what perinatal mental health is, map showing area covered for this information and links to 3 further pages
2. Information about perinatal mental health referrals – what to expect, who to talk to about possible referral, myth busting section and section on lived experience and help obtained.
3. Local sources of help and support – subdivided into various headings and further subdivided into Coventry and Warwickshire services.
4. Further links to training and learning for parents, carers and allied professionals – with links to previous webinars, training offers.
These pages are not static and will be updated regularly. For any suggestions please contact:
Hayley Sparks/ Public Health Principal : hayleysparks@warwickshire.gov.uk
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North Warwickshire Primary Science Curriculum Development Programme
The attached Primary Science Curriculum CPD, from the Science learning Partnership Curriculum Hub, is offered to all Primary Schools in North Warwickshire and Nuneaton & Bedworth (Coventry too).
Schools can access £150 of Teacher Release Payments too, and Park Lane Primary in Nuneaton have kindly offered to host this training for ease of access for local schools.
NPQ 2022 Briefings - Tudor Grange Teaching School Hub
To try and make NPQs more accessible to all we are running a series of 30-minute online briefings aimed at different colleagues as they relate to NPQs:
- Heads and CPD leads: information on all NPQs available, how they can fit into existing CPD and succession plans, time commitments for staff and implications for schools, cost information.
- Participants: NPQs from a participant perspective, what is on offer, if an NPQs is for them, what the experience of doing an NPQ is like.
- Facilitators: information for anyone interested in training to become an NPQ facilitator, what training includes, time commitment, payment, etc.
Click the link below to book your preferred session and time slot.
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NPQ Heads and CPD lead briefing
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NPQ Participant briefing
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NPQ Facilitator Briefing
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17th May, 16:00 – 16:30
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24th May, 16:00 – 16:30
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7th June, 16:00 – 16:30
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19th May, 15:30 – 16:00
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26th May, 15:30 – 16:00
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9th June, 15:30 – 16:00
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10th June, 14:00 – 14:30
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14th June, 15:30 – 16:00
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22nd June, 15:30 – 16:00
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6th July, 15:30 – 16:00
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Attachment & Trauma Awareness Course - Coventry and Central Warwickshire Teaching School Hub
Suitable for both primary and secondary settings, the session will focus on approaches to trauma and attachment within schools, how to support students with emotional regulation and how to strategically plan for provision within a mainstream school.
- Date - Tues 28th June 4pm-5.15pm
- Venue - Myton School, Warwick
- Cost - £10
Coventry and Central Warwickshire Teaching School Hub Newsletter (secondary)
Please find here the latest newsletter of Coventry and Central Warwickshire Teaching School Hub. In this edition you will find information on the ECF Programme, NPQ and CPD courses relevant to secondary schools. Please share this newsletter widely throughout your school.
Join a Schools White Paper: Opportunity for all webinar
The Schools White Paper: Opportunity for all: strong schools with great teachers for your child was published on 28 March 2022. The white paper demonstrates how our education system can deliver on the government’s priority to level up across the country. The economic benefits of meeting the white paper’s ambitions, and the case for a fully trust led system, are also set out.
These webinars are open to local authority maintained schools and provide the opportunity to hear more from your Regional Schools Commissioner about the white paper and what it could mean for you.
- East Midlands and the Humber: Schools White Paper Webinar, 8 June, 10am
- North West London South Central England: Schools White Paper Webinar, 8 June, 10.30am
- North of England: Schools White Paper Webinar, 9 June, 4pm
- South East England and South London: Schools White Paper Webinar, 16 June, 2.30pm
- East of England and North East London: Schools White Paper Webinar, 23 June, 3.30pm
Although events are organised regionally, they are virtual and will cover the same material, so you are welcome to attend the time that suits you best. Please register using the links above.
West Midlands Maths Hubs Secondary Conference
You are invited to attend a FREE conference for Secondary colleagues, featuring Colin Foster, Steve Wren and Pete Wright
Schoolgenie is working with Headteachers across England to bring about a revolution of trust in schools.
Building trusting cultures - 2022/23 cohorts now open
Author of The Trust Revolution in Schools (Routledge, 2020), Jeanie Davies's project, Schoolgenie, is approaching its second year of building trust in schools. For 2022/23 it is expanding to provide spaces for up to 4 participants per school to help you catalyse a trusting culture amongst your staff. Whether you have a small staff body, or many hundreds of colleagues, Schoolgenie can be the trust-building programme for you.
Read more here.
Thrive at Work
We want to congratulate Park Hill Thorns Federation who have achieved their Bronze level Thrive at work award this week!
Rebecca Harrison, School Business Manager, said: At Park Hill Junior School and Thorns Community Infant School, we want to make sure we are supporting all of our staff with their well-being. We've done this through the Employee Assistance Programme offered through the HR service and we've achieved the Fair Workload Charter. When we saw the Thrive Programme offered further support for staff and recognition for the school, we felt that this would be something we would be interested in.
The Thrive Programme has helped bring the schools together by offering workplace challenges such as "the million step challenge" in October, arranging for Flu jabs for the whole Federation, Dry January and signposting staff to different organisations to support people's well-being such as walking clubs, fitness groups and financial support.
Throughout the process, we had a lot of support and encouragement from the Thrive team. We've met regularly to talk through the ideas, how to complete the processes and get hints and tips on how to achieve certain actions.
If you are considering working towards the Thrive accreditation, I would have to say that you need time and commitment. I'm very fortunate that the role I have within the school means that I can attend some of the training during the school hours which other staff would not have been able to. These meetings have all taken place online, so no travelling is required, but time is needed.
The award has helped to highlight policies that the Local Authority shares with the school such as staff absence including the return to work interviews, equality and diversity and wellbeing.
We've recently had Ofsted visit the two schools and were able to demonstrate the support that we are offering all of our staff through our Wellbeing board and our governor minutes.”
To find out what support is available and how you can get started please contact Jenny Duggan, Thrive at work Lead for Coventry & Warwickshire at jenny.duggan@coventry.gov.uk. Or check out the website www.wmca.org.uk/thriveatwork
Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month
Every June since 2008, people from across the UK have celebrated Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month (GRTHM). With celebration, education and efforts to raise awareness of the histories and experiences of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people, GRTHM helps to tackle prejudice, challenge myths and to amplify the voices of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people.
For more information please download:
How your library can help as the cost of living increases
A recent Warwickshire Libraries blog has highlighted how libraries can help people with the cost of living increases. The blog highlights some of the services and resources that are available, both from Warwickshire Libraries and throughout Warwickshire, that can provide support during these times.
Find the Warwickshire Libraries blog here:
https://librariesblog.warwickshire.gov.uk/2022/05/23/how-your-library-can-help-as-the-cost-of-living-increases/
Have your say on a new joint approach to suicide prevention across Coventry and Warwickshire
Every life lost to a suicide is a life lost too soon.
Coventry and Warwickshire’s Suicide Prevention Partnership is inviting people to take part in a survey to help shape a refreshed approach to suicide prevention across the region.
On behalf of the Coventry and Warwickshire Suicide Prevention Partnership, Warwickshire County Council and Coventry City Council are seeking people’s views on a new joint strategy that will provide information, services and support across the area to help prevent suicide. The new strategy will outline how the Councils will work with other local organisations and services to achieve the vision that no one in Coventry and Warwickshire should ever feel that suicide is their only option.
People are being asked to share their thoughts on the strategy and how it applies to them, whether through their work or personal life experience. The three key areas the survey is seeking feedback on are:
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the ambitions and priorities identified for the strategy
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the mental health and wellbeing needs of individuals and their communities
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how and where people look for support if they need it
The survey closes on 10 July 2022. If you need the survey in an alternative format, please email your name and address to phadmin@warwickshire.gov.uk or call 01926 731484.
If you are struggling to cope right now and need to talk to someone, free support is available 24/7.
For further information and advice about suicide prevention and support available, please visit www.dearlife.org.uk.
Pupil’s celebrate the Jubilee with Lunch fit for a Queen
Schools that have their meals provided by school caterers, Educaterers, were treated to a Jubilee Big Lunch this week to celebrate Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years on the throne.
An all-time favourite classic roast chicken dinner with all the trimmings or vegetarian toad-in-the-hole was served, along with a homemade Jubilee cake and ice cream.
In addition, Educaterers provided a buffet option that included sandwiches, cheddar cheese puffs, mini sausages, pizza fingers, fresh fruit and vegetable crudités, iced bunting biscuits and much more, for schools wanting to mark the occasion with traditional street party food.
Read more here.
What you need to know as Warwickshire prepares to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
On Sunday 6 February 2022, Her Majesty The Queen became the first British Monarch to achieve a Platinum Jubilee following 70 remarkable years of service.
To celebrate this momentous occasion, residents across Warwickshire are being invited to get involved in celebrating Her Majesty’s historic reign in the run up to the official four-day Platinum Jubilee Central Weekend, which takes place from 2 - 5 June 2022.
Hyperlocal social media channel Nextdoor, a partner of The Big Jubilee Lunch, have set-up the Nextdoor Jubilee Events Map, to help people all over the country including Warwickshire connect with their local area and host or find nearby Jubilee events. You can also view and add your Jubilee events to the official Platinum Jubilee Events map.
Hosting an event? Download fun colouring-in, join the dots and maze puzzle sheets from the official Platinum Jubilee toolkit. Free food recipes, a Jubilee music playlist and posters are also available on the site, as well as a selection of Jubilee bunting designs.
For Jubilee parties and events in public settings, Warwickshire County Council has created a checklist that covers health and safety measures to ensure your Jubilee event runs smoothly and within the law; this includes requirements such as public liability insurance, risk assessments, how to be COVID safe and more. If you are hosting a street party or having guests over then please ensure they park safely and legally, that they know the fire safety information for your property, and that any celebrations including fireworks or bonfires are implemented safely.
Please note that whilst it is too late to apply for any new permissions for road closures or licensable activities for Jubilee street parties, details about the events, activities, and road closures already taking place within your local District or Borough for the Jubilee are available below:
There are currently no legal COVID-19 restrictions in place across the country, but the latest guidance to support people with delivering COVID-19 safe events is available at www.gov.uk/guidance/living-safely-with-respiratory-infections-including-covid-19.
Warwickshire Libraries will also be hosting a whole range of free activities for people of all ages to enjoy, from livestreams, virtual events, and displays of local royal connections and memories, to providing Jubilee biscuits and getting involved in The Big Jubilee Read. More information is available at www.warwickshire.gov.uk/news/article/2942/visit-warwickshire-libraries-this-month-and-enjoy-a-whole-range-of-queen-s-platinum-jubilee-celebrations-for-all-ages.
Visit Warwickshire has created an online guide, "In The Footsteps of Royalty", which is packed with royal-themed ideas about what to do, see, eat & drink, and stay in Warwickshire. To find out more, visit www.warwickshire.gov.uk/news/article/2729/why-not-take-a-royal-tour-of-warwickshire-this-platinum-jubilee-year-
Residents can also participate in The Queen’s Green Canopy, a unique national tree planting initiative which invites people from across the United Kingdom to "Plant a Tree for the Jubilee" and leave a legacy for future generations. More information is available on The Queen’s Green Canopy website.
Warwickshire County Council will be re-sharing photos online that are submitted by residents celebrating the Platinum Jubilee weekend on social media. Share your Jubilee photos on Twitter or Facebook with the hashtag #BestWarwickshire for a chance to be featured on the County Council’s social media channels.
Visit Warwickshire Libraries this month and enjoy a whole range of Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations for all ages
Warwickshire Libraries are delivering a variety of activities and events to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Warwickshire County Council Libraries are delivering a variety of activities and events for all ages this month as we head towards the momentous Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend of celebrations from 2- 5 June 2022. Upcoming activities hosted by Warwickshire Libraries range from livestreams, virtual events, and displays of local royal connections and memories, to jubilee biscuits and getting involved in The Big Jubilee Read.
In partnership with The British Library and The Living Knowledge Network, Warwickshire Libraries will be offering the opportunity to watch two free live screened events from The British Library Knowledge Centre this month to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee. The below screenings will be available to watch from home via The Living Knowledge Network website, and ‘A Queen For All Seasons’ will be live screened for free at the same times at Kenilworth and Rugby Libraries:
- On Monday 23 May from 7:15 – 8:30pm, watch from home as food historian Dr Annie Gray and culinary writer Regula Ysewijn, a judge on the Platinum Jubilee Pudding Competition, celebrate all the remarkable creations that the recent Platinum Jubilee Pudding competition hosted by Fortnum and Mason competition generated. The competition saw the creation of a brand-new pudding to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee that celebrates the monarch across the UK – Lemon Swiss Roll and Amaretti Trifle.
- On Thursday 26 May from 7 – 8:30pm, Kenilworth and Rugby Libraries are hosting a free live screening of “A Queen for All Seasons: A Celebration of Queen Elizabeth II”. In the screening, actor Joanna Lumley and Sunday Times Royal Editor Roya Nikkhah talk to host and broadcaster Moira Stuart about the 70-year reign and extraordinary life of Queen Elizabeth II, covering from the early 1950s to the present day. Edited and introduced by Joanna Lumley, the book ‘A Queen For All Seasons’ is a treasure chest of first-hand writings, insights and snapshots of the Queen during key moments of her reign, forming a vibrant portrait of the woman herself and the extraordinary role she plays. You can register to attend these free events on Eventbrite.
Selected libraries in the county will be hosting free Platinum Jubilee displays from Friday 27 May which will celebrate residents’ royal memories, photographs, awards, and connections across the county. Warwickshire has hosted many royal visits by Her Majesty the Queen and her predecessors, and material from the local history collections will be featured as part of the displays for the public. There is still time for residents to contribute to these displays, for anyone who would like to get involved please ask for a form at your local Warwickshire library.
As part of the Platinum Jubilee festivities, the BBC and The Reading Agency are celebrating seventy great books from across the Commonwealth, known as The Big Jubilee Read. An expert panel of librarians, booksellers and literature specialists have chosen seventy titles - ten books for each decade of Her Majesty the Queen's reign. The titles range from recognisable classics to lesser-known gems, and many can be found on Warwickshire Libraries shelves, on the online library catalogue, or in the BorrowBox collection.
On Saturday 4 June, Warwickshire Libraries will be hosting a ‘Biscuits and Bunting Day’ full of fun activities for all the family. A limited supply of individually wrapped Jubilee themed biscuits will be available for customers visiting on the Saturday, with storytelling events, crafts, and themed Rhyme Time, Story Stomp and Lego sessions available to pre-book for children and their families. Limited numbers of Jubilee biscuits will also be available on 4 June at Market Hall Museum in Warwick. To find out which events are happening at your local library, visit www.warwickshire.gov.uk/childrensactivities.
Activity packed programme at Warwickshire’s Country Parks this summer half-term holiday
Children are preparing for an action-packed summer half-term holiday, as events and activities at Warwickshire County Council’s Country Parks are well and truly back on track, after two years of ups-and-downs resulting from the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Throughout the school holidays (28 May to 5 June) there will be a huge choice of fun activities for children of all ages at Country Parks across Warwickshire. There’s an opportunity to explore the county’s fantastic green spaces by taking part in our Whitson Holiday Trail, as well as a chance to learn about Britain’s rich royal history through our Jubilee Trail.
If you fancy getting your hands dirty whilst learning about what lurks beneath the water in a pond, then pond dipping at Ryton Pools Country Park on Monday 30 May might be for you. If you’d like to learn how to build a woodland den, followed by toasted marshmallows by the fire, then Kingsbury Water Park on 31 May is the place to be.
On Wednesday 1 June at Ryton Pools, rangers will take children on a minibeast hunting adventure in the woods and meadows, using sweep nets, magnifiers and shaker sheets, to identify all manner of beautiful jumping, flying and crawling creatures found in the long grass, trees and bushes.
Also on 1 June, children can try their hand at fishing, learning the basics of good angling with all tackle, bait and tuition provided. Run in conjunction with the Leamington Angling Association, these Ryton Young Anglers sessions are suitable for beginners or those with a little experience.
More information about each of these activities, and more, can be found on the Country Parks Facebook pages. Some events require booking, which can be done via the Warwickshire Country Parks Eventbrite page.