Book our unique Programme for your class and enjoy this amazing experience, while at the same time, involve your class in an educationally rewarding two weeks with Living Eggs. You will receive our Thematic wall planners and lessons available through a password on our website. Please phone Michelle on 07896 461 125 or contact her…
It’s great to see that so many of our Priority customers have already confirmed their bookings for their Chick Hatching Programme for 2019. As the dates fill up so quickly before Easter, book now to ensure you get the dates of your choice. We have over 250 activities that are directly linked to the National…
Our original and ethical 10 day chicken hatching Programme would be an amazing way to start your new school year. The Programme encourages social interaction and involvement in the whole process and it’s a good way to involve parents and other member of the community in class learning. According to all the feedback we get, the…
We hope you enjoyed our January Living Eggs Newsletter, however if you missed it or would like more information, please email me at: michelle@livingeggs.co.uk or give me a call on 07896 461 125 and I’ll be happy to help. Spring dates are filling up quickly – to make a booking, you can phone me, email me or…
Living Eggs Experience on the East Coast What teachers say about their Living Eggs experience: ‘Parents, children and Staff all loved taking part. The children were fascinated and there was a lot of great discussion.’ ‘Parental involvement increased and helped learning and development of children.’ ‘All Staff felt children got so much out of the…
Dates are filling up quickly, so if you have a date in mind please call me now on 07896 461 125 or email me at michelle@livingeggs.co.uk to avoid disappointment. Remember Easter is early this year as Good Friday is 25th March. Living Eggs is a comprehensive Program with a thematic planner and free colourful wall…
We have received wonderful feedback from Care Homes sharing their Living Eggs Experiences. We’re told that many Residents who previously had little interaction with others or rarely left their rooms by choice, became fascinated by the chicks and spent much of their time wherever the chicks were. Carers have noticed that withdrawn residents have come out of…
