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Opportunity for teenagers to spend a weekend on a Welsh farm

LEAF Education are offering secondary school students the opportunity to spend a weekend on a working farm in North Wales to open their eyes to food and farming production.

Young woman on a farm. Photo credit: Pexels

Young woman on a farm. Photo credit: Pexels

For the second year running Sustain member LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming) are holding a competition for teenagers to spend a weekend on a real working farm at Llysfasi in the Vale of Clwyd.

The weekend will be made up of activities based on and around the college farm. Students will experience milking cows, handling lambs, feeding calves, learning about the countryside, visiting the forest, looking around the animal centre and having a go at tractor driving and on the mini digger.

Teachers can apply for the competition on behalf of their 14-16 year old students who would then accompany them for the weekend 28 June - 30 June 2019. Over the course of the weekend the school groups will compete in a number of tasks with the winning team being crowned ‘Innovation School of the Year.’

Click here to find out more and download an application form. The deadline for applications is 22 February 2019.

Published Tuesday 22 January 2019

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