Residentials
Here at Fairfield Primary School, we aim to ensure that children leave our school having experienced a wealth of opportunities and culturally enriching activities. Our residential package provides children with the opportunity to experience life in modern Britain by visiting many of our country's main cities (including London) as well as providing outward bound adventures so the children can experience new and exciting activities in the natural environment. Many aspects of our residentials link to our bespoke curriculum and help us to further promote fundamental British Values.
Year 2: Bassenfell Manor
Our wonderful Year 2 children have the opportunity to enjoy a fantastic residential at Bassenfell Manor Christian Centre in the Spring Term. The children enjoy taking part in activities, including: Orienteering, Bush Craft, Stackers, Tree Climbing, Archery, and special Team Building tasks!
The children make lots of very special memories together on their very first residential adventure.
Year 3: Newcastle & Alnwick
During the Summer Term, Year 3 have a fantastic three days in Newcastle and Alnwick, which included visits to Beamish Museum, Crazy Golf and a lovely tea at Mulligan's, a visit to Alnwick Castle (complete with fantastic activities...including a Quidditch lesson), exploring Alnwick Gardens and fountains and a very informative adventure through time at The Great North Museum: Hancock.
The pupils make lots of very special memories together on this wonderful trip.
Year 4: Lockerbie Manor
During the Spring Term, our Year 4 pupils enjoy a 3-day residential to Lockerbie Manor. The children are able to take part in lots of adventurous activities, including: aeroball, kayaking, canoeing, abseiling, climbing, fencing, orienteering, blind trail and archery.
It is often a first for many of the children to experience having camping pods as their accommodation too! It is a great adventure.
Year 5: Manchester & Liverpool
In the Summer Term, our Year 5 children enjoy a wonderful residential to both Manchester and Liverpool! On day 1, the children explore Liverpool and enjoy visiting #theliverpoolmuseum before having lunch listening to live music- this year from the Eurovision Song Contest! The children then embark on a fabulous river cruise on the Mersey, with more live music and sight seeing. Then, they head to Manchester for a delicious evening meal and 18 holes of fun at #DinoGolf!
Day 2 is yet another action packed day with the children enjoying a stadium tour of Old Trafford, followed by a guided museum tour, a 'Racism and Diversity in Football Workshop' (linked to British Values) and a Mega Store shop! After visiting The True Red Devils Old Trafford, it's time to put on the skis as the children head to Chill Factore! The children make incredible memories and learn new skills through enjoying snowboarding, tobogganing, rock climbing and a ski lesson. Naturally, they also have a play in the snow! Still bursting with energy, it's then time to bowl, dine and have fun at NAMCO amusements in The Trafford Centre - this includes a go on the dodgems!
On day 3 to conclude a fantastic residential, Year 5 enjoyed a very informative trip to the Manchester Museum. The museum provides lots of learning opportunities linked to current and prior history topics of study.
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Year 6: London
In the Spring Term, Year 6 have a truly fabulous time in London on their residential. On Day 1, they enjoy a visit to the Natural History Museum, an exciting flight on the London Eye, an evening meal at a fish and chip restaurant overlooking the Thames and a very informative sight-seeing tour seeing many of the famous landmarks of our wonderful, capital city.
Meanwhile, on Day 2, our fabulous Year 6 children start the day with a very informative tour of St. Paul's Cathedral before having a once in a lifetime experience of heading to the very top of the building's golden dome where the children experience breathtaking, 360 degree views of our amazing capital city. We then board a Thames River Cruise to see attractions down London's southbank before disembarking and heading to Tower of London, where the children see the crown jewels in all of their spectacular glory and enjoy exploring the history of armour and weaponry. It is then back on the River Cruise to head to London's Westend where the children dine at an all they can eat Pizza Hut before heading to see The Lion King - Musical, which is a truly incredible show.
On Day 3, the children have a truly magical experience at Warner Bros Studio: The Making of Harry Potter to conclude a truly special residential of making life-long memories together.
