Conway Centres Burwardsley
Edsential School Trips
Why book 'Conway Centres Burwardsley' with Edsential for Residential School Trips and Educational Visits?
We are dedicated, experienced and enthusiastic education professionals who have the ability to differentiate, plan bespoke programmes and deliver high quality teaching. Our teachers understand young people and the current school environment and they work hard to deliver the best outcomes for them.Burwardsley is a secure and familiar building, ideal for primary schools who are looking for single occupancy and a cosy environment.
We encourage stays from one night upwards so schools can bring very young pupils away for an initial residential experience.
Our customers give us excellent feedback and make repeated visits.
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What activities are available during group visits?
Walking, orienteering, problem solving, den building, bush craft, pond study, mini beast study, environmental art, storytelling, archaeological dig, farm visit, stone age workshops, iron age workshops.
What size groups do you cater for?
40 pupils plus 6 staff
Do you offer on-site classroom facilities?
Within the buildings there are 3 independent classroom/study areas allowing for splitting the groups between different sessions.
Is there first aid on site?
Yes
Do you offer access for visitors with disabilities?
No
Do you cater for visitors with Special Educational Needs (SEN)?
Yes We certainly can. Please use the form below to let us know your group's specific SEN requirements and we will get back to you with more information on how we can tailor our learning experience for your children.
Who are Edsential?
Burwardsley has its own replica Iron Age Celtic Roundhouse, enabling pupils to learn about the culture, art and farming of the period. Pupils can gain experience of wattle and daub construction, making clay pots, string making, corn grinding, bread making and fire lighting. They can experience storytelling sessions relating to the period and the local environment.
Other areas of study at Burwardsley could include den building within Willow Hill woods, environmental art, pond dipping, river studies and nature walks to the source of the river Weaver.
Other local attractions include the Cheshire Candle workshops and the Cheshire Ice Cream farm.
There is 1 pond within the grounds, an adventurous playground and a large grassed playing field.
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