Pupils achieve with Fishing 4 Schools
Fishing 4 Schools is now offering an official qualification in angling skills to its students....
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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Fishing 4 Schools is now offering an official qualification in angling skills to its students....
about this blogRead moreStudents from the Malling School in Kent received their Level One Cast Awards on Friday 11...
about this blogRead moreThe Fishing 4 Schools (F4S) project is going strong in the South West, with nine courses of fishing...
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