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Fun for all the family at K-Woodlands this Easter

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Pond dipping is just one of the exciting things to do.

K-Woodlands is inviting families, young explorers and nature enthusiasts to celebrate the Easter holidays with an exciting programme of outdoor activities designed to inspire curiosity, adventure and a love for the natural world.

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Taking place throughout April, ‘Easter at K-Woodlands’ offers a series of hands-on woodland experiences where children and adults can discover wildlife, learn practical bushcraft skills, and enjoy guided environmental activities in a safe, friendly setting.

Located at the K-Woodlands entrance at 1 Burley Place, the programme encourages families to step away from screens and spend quality time together in the great outdoors during the school break.

Events include:

■ Pond Dipping: Discover Life Beneath the Surface on Wednesday, April 8, from 1pm to 3pm, for over-fives.

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Children will have the opportunity to explore the hidden world of freshwater habitats by carefully catching and identifying the fascinating mini-beasts living in the woodland pond. Guided by experienced staff, participants will learn about aquatic ecosystems, biodiversity, and the important role these tiny creatures play in nature.

This session provides a perfect introduction to wildlife exploration and encourages young people to develop observation skills while having fun.

■Firelighting & Campfire Skills: A Bushcraft Experience on Friday, April 10, from 1pm to 3pm, for children aged over eight.

This popular practical session teaches children essential outdoor survival skills in a safe and supervised environment. Participants will learn how to responsibly gather natural materials, understand fire safety principles, and light their own small campfire.

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The experience concludes with a well-earned treat as attendees toast marshmallows over the fire — a memorable outdoor tradition that combines learning with enjoyment.

K-Woodlands is a community green space dedicated to conservation, outdoor learning, and engagement with nature.

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