Cannon Hall Farm welcomes over 40,000 school children each year making it one of the regions top educational attractions.
Our one-hour guided tour offers an illuminating educational experience designed to fulfil many of the requirements of the national curriculum.
Then the children can enjoy our Adventure Playground. It’s one of the biggest and best in the region with £150,000 of investment over the winter of 2006/7 there are new slides, towers and climbing frames to explore and excite the most adventurous of children.
For rainy days we have large purpose built undercover picnic areas.
We provide a quality and value for money experience in a package featuring plenty of animal interaction with lots of scope for work back in the classroom.
In 2005 we won the title “Best Farm For Schools” in the UK.
A day at Cannon Hall Farm is full of possibilities for follow on work and a great investment in the future of your children.
Dozens of schools visit each year because they know we offer the best combination for schools, education and entertainment side by side.
We do all we can to make your visit run smoothly and be safe, fun and informative.
Your coach will be met in the car park by one of our tour guides who will tell you how your day has been organised and show you the picnic areas where you will be able to leave your packed lunches.
Our pre-ordering service for ice creams, souvenirs and animal food helps to keep your visit stress free - Tel 01226 790427
Check the weather before you set off!
We've just installed a new weather plug-in that allows you to see what the weather is like right now - and it will forecast for up to 15 days
Now you can predict more accurately what the weather will be like for your visit
SAFETY NOTICE
Remember the chances of ill health following a farm visit are very small.
Follow these guidelines to minimise any risk:
Hand washing facilities and sanitizing gel dispensers are available in the farm, as you exit the farm and to the rear of the Tea Room.
You MUST wash and dry your hands thoroughly, immediately after contact with animals and again on leaving the farm.
DO NOT eat or drink in the farm.
Children should ALWAYS be supervised when washing their hands.
Children who suck their fingers should NOT TOUCH the animals.
If your child has a toy or dummy with them take extra care to keep it clean.
Pregnant ladies should avoid contact with sheep and lambs.