Would I do it again?
I'd do it again“I'd do it again: as a first-ever trip it's perfect — close, safe, hands-on, and the children come home with a real story.”
€12 per student
At a glance
- When
- May 2026
- Duration
- 1 day
- Class
- Primary · Year 1
- Students
- 21
- Transport
- Coach
- Subjects
- Science
What worked
- The children milked (or watched) a cow: excited stories at home for days
- Low cost and the right pace for year 1: nobody was wrecked on the way back
What went wrong
- After rain the meadow was muddy: wellies were needed and families were told at the last minute
- Activity times are set by the farm: little flexibility if a group runs late
Tips
- Ask the educators to lock in the milking time: it's the most awaited moment
- Tell families a week ahead about shoes and spare clothes
Programme
8:30
Coach, arriving at the farm at 9
9:30
Farm tour: barn, animals, vegetable garden
11:00
Bread workshop: dough and shaping
12:30
Packed lunch on the equipped meadow
14:30
Games on the meadow and back by 3:30pm
Objectives
- Observe the milk and grain cycle first-hand
- First trip experience: rules, group, independence
Accessibility
Partially accessible
Partially accessible: the barn and main spaces are fine, but the paths between fields are unpaved.
Who shared it
Sara L. Example
Literature · Primary school · Bergamo area
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