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Corfham Castle is a mid 12th century motte and bailey fortress but sadly nothing now remains above the ground. In the inner bailey, the low motte has a wide surrounding ditch and the foundations of a shell keep. The large ditched outer bailey is lined with the foundations of a curtain wall and flanking towers.

The site is visible from a public footpath, which passes the castle from Peaton.

One of the few inhabited castles in England
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Broncroft Castle is a late 14th century stone fortified manor house, founded by Sir Roger Burley. In the Civil War, the castle was garrisoned by the Royalists until 1645 but it was ordered to be slighted in 1648. 'Much demolished' the Lutley family made repaired in the mid to late 17th century.

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Charming and captivating. But look a little closer and you'll unearth the hidden heritage of the Clee Hills and the Corvedale. Coal mining on the Clee Hills started in medieval times while the Corvedale was alight with blast furnaces and iron foundries. Billowing black smoke would have filled the valley as chunks of the hills were carved out.

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The Nordy Bank hill fort is located on a defensible spur of the Clee Hills at 343 metres above sea level overlooking Corve Dale and Wenlock Edge. The defensive ditch earthworks are in good condition although past quarrying has encroached near the site.

The Jack Mytton Way long distance footpath passes adjacent to the site.

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Designed by Scottish architect William Adam in 1732, Haddo House near Aberdeen is a magnificent example of an historic Scottish stately home.

School visits are available by prior arrangement and can be tailored to suit your requirements.

Topics include: Trainee Victorian Servants, Queen Victoria's Visit, Haddo WWII Emergency Hospital and Brushes and Beasties (a hands-on conservation tour and workshop).

A visit to the garden can introduce children to our wildflower meadow and basic beekeeping. Costumes and handling objects are available for some of the tours.

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Sports Clubs
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Kids love bowling, and if they are under 6 they can use a ramp and gutter guards. Great family fun!

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The magnificent site of St Helen's is the fantastic setting for one of our newer camps.

The 20 acre school estate is a pefect backdrop to our summer camp programme and has top class facilities including the stunning "Little Gables" nursery as well as extensive playing fields, sports hall, gymnasium, art rooms, drama studio, multi-purpose halls, tennis courts and state of the art new swimming pool complex.

FIRST CLASS FACILITIES

  • Purpose built nursery for 3-4 year olds

  • Large indoor swimming pool

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A Go Karting and Quad Biking Centre, offering Junior options for kids aged 6 and up. A fun and exhilarating day out, supervised by experienced staff. Birthday parties available, plus Junior Race Academy.

This is for kids aged 10 years and older (with a minimum inside leg of 26” or 66cm), and offers the chance to race on a massive indoor track using specially designed Biz junior karts, which still go fast but are easy to handle and have specific safety features.

Baggeridge Heights: Aerial Rope Adventure
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'Closer to the Edge' is an outdoor adventure park promoting active outdoor learning via High Ropes, Zip Wire, Woodland Camps, Survival and Bushcraft, Climbing and a whole lot more. Their highly qualified, committed and experienced team use an extensive military training, corporate and educational background to ensure that your experience is memorable.

Some 40ft above the forest floor, Baggeridge Country Park Aerial Rope Adventure is a superb woodland aerial ropes adventure course.

The course is now open to:-

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Rowing boats, canoes and punts for hire: what a great idea for a bit of family fun while you are in Oxford.

There are over 80 traditional hand crafted punts, built on the premises, that are available to rent. A sport for all ages from 7 to 77, with younger and older welcome as passengers.

The Cherwell Boathouse is an iconic Oxford punt station and restaurant on the banks of the river Cherwell. Established in 1904, the family run Boathouse now has over 80 handmade punts in the water and is an idyllic spot for punting, dining and picnics.

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