“We love Farmer Ted's! We've been coming here for years! There's always so much to see and do. The staff are super-friendly n' helpful and with the introduction of Shaun the Sheep, they have really raised the baaa on an amazing family day out!”
The ‘Passport to Learning’ has been created for children aged 7 to 14 years (and 5 and 6 year olds with accompanied with grown-ups) to collect 'stamps' and hours of accredited learning!
Collecting stamps contributes to the award of a certificate, encouraging them to access Children's University™ provision and a wide range of other worthwhile out-of-school-hours learning opportunities. The ‘Passport to Learning’ is an essential component / tool for participating schools when logging a child’s additional hours in the wider community environment.
Children visiting with a ‘Passport to Learning’ must ask a member of staff to record their visit in their passport. Children must participate in the accredited activity prior to their ‘Passport to Learning’ being stamped and then the pre-agreed number of hours / credits for that particular activity are recorded.
Passports must not be stamped for activities that have not yet taken place or for activities that have been delivered prior to the organisation achieving validated status on the National Children’s University™ website.
At Farmer Ted’s you can pick up a “Boarding Card” on arrival and carry it with you during your visit. When you complete one of the activities on the card ask the member of staff to sign the card. Each activity counts for 15 minutes of learning.
The maximum learning we are allowed to credit per visit is 2 hours.
Before you leave the site visit the restaurant with your passport & boarding card and a member of staff will stamp your passport.
Once this threshold has been reached the Learning Destination is not permitted to accredit any future learning for that individual. The Children’s University™ aims to reward children’s participation in a wide range of new learning experiences
