November: Fox and deer tracks found on the farm
Saviour CofE Primary School
Welcome to our Website!
We are delighted that Saviour Primary is now part of the Farmer Time initiative. Children get to learn all about the agricultural industry and see what life is really like in the countryside.
We are matched with an organic dairy farm in Ayrshire, Scotland. Year 2 currently has fortnightly communication with Farmer Rob, who keeps us up to date with what is happening on the farm, reflecting the topics we are learning in Geography and Science.
Take a look at what’s been going on at the farm in recent months!
This year, we joined the Farmer Time initiative which educates our children about the agricultural industry and engages them with the countryside. We are matched with an organic dairy farm in Ayrshire, Scotland.
Year 2 currently have fortnightly communication with Farmer Rob who keeps us up to date with what is happening on the farm and matches his discussions to our learning in geography and science.
April: We met some new calves out in the field. Three bulls and one heifer join the herd.
February: A new calf with a heart shaped marking on Valentine's day!
December: Olive sent a thank you for the Christmas cards!
Where does our milk come from? Farmer Rob sent us videos and photgraphs to explain.
Meet the animals on the farm!
The farm is in East Ayrshire, Scotland
April: Sally feeding her calf as she grazes.
March: Farmer Rob took us to the river on his farm to match our river topic. This is Annick Water.
Aerial VIew: In geography, we looked at aerial photographs of the farm.
What do cows eat to stay healthy? Silage. We received some very smelly samples in the post!
What different materials can you spot on the farm?
What are they used for?
Saviour CofE Primary School
Welcome to our Website!
We are delighted that Saviour Primary is now part of the Farmer Time initiative. Children get to learn all about the agricultural industry and see what life is really like in the countryside.
We are matched with an organic dairy farm in Ayrshire, Scotland. Year 2 currently has fortnightly communication with Farmer Rob, who keeps us up to date with what is happening on the farm, reflecting the topics we are learning in Geography and Science.
Take a look at what’s been going on at the farm in recent months!
This year, we joined the Farmer Time initiative which educates our children about the agricultural industry and engages them with the countryside. We are matched with an organic dairy farm in Ayrshire, Scotland.
Year 2 currently have fortnightly communication with Farmer Rob who keeps us up to date with what is happening on the farm and matches his discussions to our learning in geography and science.
April: We met some new calves out in the field. Three bulls and one heifer join the herd.
February: A new calf with a heart shaped marking on Valentine's day!
December: Olive sent a thank you for the Christmas cards!
Where does our milk come from? Farmer Rob sent us videos and photgraphs to explain.
Meet the animals on the farm!
The farm is in East Ayrshire, Scotland
April: Sally feeding her calf as she grazes.
March: Farmer Rob took us to the river on his farm to match our river topic. This is Annick Water.
Aerial VIew: In geography, we looked at aerial photographs of the farm.
What do cows eat to stay healthy? Silage. We received some very smelly samples in the post!
What different materials can you spot on the farm?
What are they used for?
November: Fox and deer tracks found on the farm