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FARM KIDS | MINI FARMERS TERM 4


  • The Farm Byron Bay 11 Ewingsdale Road Ewingsdale, NSW, 2481 Australia (map)

FARM KIDS | MINI FARMERS | Term 4

Thursdays | 9am – 3pm | Ages 5–12

Event Description

Join us for an eight-week, hands-on Farm Kids Mini Farmers program exploring the colourful world of flowers, herbs, seeds and natural plant materials.

Across Term 4, children will explore real farm life through gardening, creative projects, sensory investigations and practical activities. From harvesting lavender and discovering pollinators to saving seeds, growing new plants, cooking with herbs and creating natural products, each week offers a new way to connect with the plants and ecosystems around them.

Learning is practical, playful and grounded in real farm experiences, with a focus on regenerative farming, sustainability and caring for the land. Children will build confidence, creativity and environmental awareness while developing a deeper understanding of how plants support our food, our wellbeing and a healthy planet.

Families can book individual sessions or enrol for the full term to receive a 30 percent discount.

TERM 4 PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Thursday 22 October | Week 1. Lavender & the Senses
Focus: Exploring lavender and other plants through scent, touch and sensory discovery
Activities include lavender harvesting and sensory plant exploration

Thursday 29 October | Week 2. Flowers, Pollinators & Beauty
Focus: Discovering the purpose of flowers and how they support important pollinators
Activities include flower dissection, pollinator observation, botanical art and flower posy making

Thursday 5 November | Week 3. From Flower to Seed
Focus: Understanding how flowers transform into seeds and how plants reproduce
Activities include seed discovery, sorting and seed-saving activities

Thursday 12 November | Week 4. Growing New Life
Focus: Exploring germination, propagation and the different ways new plants grow
Activities include germination and plant propagation experiments using seeds and cuttings

Thursday 19 November | Week 5. Culinary Herbs
Focus: Discovering how herbs are grown, harvested and used to flavour our food
Activities include harvesting, tasting and cooking with fresh culinary herbs from the farm

Thursday 26 November | Week 6. Herbs for Care & Wellbeing
Focus: Exploring the ways herbs have been used for care and wellbeing throughout history
Activities include herbal tea blending and working with seasonal culinary and medicinal herbs

Thursday 3 December | Week 7. Natural Products Lab
Focus: Discovering how plants and natural materials can be turned into useful everyday products
Activities include natural balm making and sustainable craft projects using herbs, flowers and other natural materials

Thursday 10 December | Week 8. Waste to Wonder & Garden Care
Focus: Exploring waste-wise living, sustainability and caring for healthy gardens and ecosystems
Activities include practical garden stewardship and creative projects using natural and reclaimed materials

WHAT TO BRING

Children will need:
• Sturdy walking shoes
• Sunhat
• Raincoat
• Healthy lunch and snacks
• Water bottle
• Backpack to carry belongings

Please ensure all items are clearly labelled.

WHERE TO MEET

Meet at the Farm House opposite the restaurant.

Please follow signage on arrival. If travelling from Queensland, please note the time difference during daylight savings.

AGES

This program is suitable for children aged 5 to 12 years.

Children aged 4 may attend with older siblings, however a parent or guardian must remain onsite.