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Shanklin Chine
This Chine was first open to the public in 1817 and was part of the manor of Shanklin. The Chine is unique in the quality of its Flora and Fauna with a drop of 105 foot waterfall to sea level and just over a quarter of a mile.
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KEY TOPICS: 7, 8, 10, 17, AH, EVS, G, SCI.
Shanklin Theatre Workshop
The team at the theatre will take full control of the group and take them through the wonderful world of theatre, where they will learn about sound, lighting, costumes dance and singing. The children will be involved in a short staged performance and go away feeling like a real professional.
Shanklin Theatre Show Wednesday evening performance.
Enjoy a fantastic performace by the professional team of actors/actresses and dancers at Shanklin Theatre. Get up and dance to the most up-to-date pop songs. 6:30pm & 8:30pm shows
Solent Cruises
Solent and Wightline cruises offers two different types of cruises. A cruise through Cowes Harbour seeing the famous yachts and the fantastic views of the Solent and Island’s coastline or choose from the cruise across the eastern Solent, viewing the sea forts and onto Portsmouth Naval Base, viewing past and present Royal Navy Vessels.
KEY TOPICS:
1: Pre Romans
2: Romans
3: Medieval
4: Tudors
5: Stuarts
6: Georgians
7: Victorians
8: 20th Century
9: Defence
10: World Wars
11: Children
12: Transport
13: Domestic Homes
14: Smuggling
15: Work/Agriculture
16: Evidence/Archaeology 17: Local History
18: Other Topics
19: Change & continuity
A: Art
AH: Agriculture/Horticulture
DT: Design/Technology
M: Maths
EVS: Environmental Studies
G: Geography
IWL: Imaginative Writing, Literature
SCI: Science,
PA: Physical Activity
W: Wildlife & Animals
KEY TOPICS: 8, 9, 10, 12, 17, 18, EVS, G.
St Mildred's Church Whippingham
Queen Victoria’s Parish Church when in residence at Osborne House, designed by Prince Albert. A guide will give a talk to pupils.
The Church is one of a tiny band of small village churches which have become closely linked with neighbouring Royal residences and therefore have a very great many beautiful, interesting and historical features.
Sue Bailey, Storyteller
Sue has been telling tales for the past twelve years for local and visiting schools. If you prefer something more individually tailored for your group, just ask, but if you need some other suggestions what about:
Myths and legends of the Isle of Wight (can include tales of Queen Victoria; or Charles I ‘s failed escape from Carisbrooke Castle; or Uffa Fox -inventor of airborne life raft used in WWII; or Saunders Roe - inventor of hovercraft; or other local tales to fit in with group’s itinerary)
Seaside tales ( including tales such as ‘Why the sea is salty’ or ‘Why the crab has no head’) This can be combined with a seaside story walk in which we look for beach treasure such as limpets and crabs.
KEY TOPICS: 7, 16, 17, 18, IWL.
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KEY TOPICS: 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, G, IWL, EVS, PA, W.
Tapnell Farm
Tapnell Farm has so much to offer. From the farm, Aqua Park, Golf Football, archery and much, much more. Enjoy fun on the boucny pillow, or race the peddle carts, Haybale barn is a great for hide and seek.
Includes Wallaby Walk, Meerkats, Alpacas, and many more fury residents. A fantasic 'all weather' venue.
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Wightwaters
With over 25 years of practical experience and knowledge, Wightwater can offer professional Watersports packages with a very friendly service. Fully recognised RYA, AALA, BCU, BSA and RLSS, this is an exciting way to have fun in the water and learn new skills. Included in your session will be Surfing, Body Boarding, Kayaking etc, all are subject to weather / water conditions on the day.
KEY TOPICS: 11, 12, DT, PA.
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