We had a great week with a group of year 5 and 6 pupils from a Wembley school, who visited Folly Farm on a residential trip.
The group completed a range of activities including learning about contrasting habitats, bush craft skills, evening owl and badger watching and setting mammal traps; however, the standout activity of the week was the wildlife film making day.
The group had one day to script, shoot and edit a wildlife film. The groups quickly organised themselves into documentary teams, assigning a director, producer, sound person, camera person and narrator. Each team chose a theme such as 'wildlife at Folly Farm' or 'food chains' to create a short documentary.
We luckily had a gorgeous sunny Spring day, which showed off the amazing wildlife at Folly Farm. The teams did a great job! We may have witnessed wildlife presenters in the making!
We luckily had a gorgeous sunny Spring day, which showed off the amazing wildlife at Folly Farm. The teams did a great job! We may have witnessed wildlife presenters in the making!
Don't take our word for it- have a look yourself!!
If you would like to book a residential trip for a fun-filled wildlife residential trip to Folly Farm then take a look at our learning brochure
If you would like to experience a wildlife film making course or would like more information then please contact us!
Julie or Jo: 0117 917 7270 or email: schools@avonwildlifetrust.org.uk
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