Fishing for Schools 2017 Review - What a...
Fishing for Schools founder and director Charles Jardine looks back on 2017 and forward to another...
about this blogRead moreIt's been a fantastic year for the Fishing 4 Schools (F4S) project in Kent, with five new schools joining the programme during the academic year – bringing the total to 10 schools – and another two schools waiting to come aboard.
F4S is a national programme run by The Countryside Alliance Foundation. It runs short courses that offer a different way of learning for pupils, many with special educational needs, who may find academic work difficult but respond well to alternative learning. They integrate aspects of angling – for example weights and measures and fish biology - into the National Curriculum and encourage the youngsters to take up a new outdoor activity.
During the 2015/16 school year pupils from the following schools visited Grove Farm Fisheries at Hadlow College and Monk Lakes at Marden:
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