Wildfamilies in Stapenhill

About the event

The whole family can go wild with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust as part of our Transforming The Trent Valley Partnership Project! For this summer event we are working together with The Short Street Cafe in Stapenhill. 

An optional £1 picnic from the Cafe will be available on the day! Yum! 

Come with your family for a lovely day outdoors! We will be meeting at The Short Street Cafe to pick up picnics, then a short walk 5 minute to our waterside destination. Don’t forget to wear outdoor clothes and comfortable shoes.

Please be aware that we will be practicing social distancing during all of our activities and please ensure you remain socially distant from other households. You will be given the information required to do this in advance of the event and in the event briefing. We have produced a Covid 19 risk assessment for this event and will be adhering to it. You will be provided with your own equipment to use and there will be a hand sanitiser station as well as biodegradable anti-bac wipes for your use. 

Please be advised that there are no facilities on site. We ask that you do not attend this event if you, or anyone in your household, are showing symptoms of Covid19 or if you have been contacted by the Test and Trace system and advised to self-isolate.  

You must pre-book your space before the event. Please note if you have not booked we will be unable to let you attend the event.  Please check your spam folder for confirmation as it can sometimes fall into here.

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https://www.facebook.com/thetrentvalley/

https://www.facebook.com/swtactivities

If you have any questions please contact getwild@staffs-wildlife.org.uk

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