Education – Friends of Ham Hill

Orienteering Trail Map

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Post published:March 15, 2021
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The Friends were awarded a grant by the Prime Foundation (the charity linked to Prime PLC, the healthcare property development organisation who have delivered several projects for Yeovil District Hospital)…

Wildwood Playzone Extension

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Post published:March 15, 2021
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Following the success of the original Woodland Play zone, further work to expand it is underway, thanks to funding from the Somerset Community Foundation. The new play features are being…

Roman Treasure Trail

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Post published:December 25, 2019
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In October the new Roman Treasure Trail at Ham Hill was launched to allow you to go on a quest through time. The Friends of Ham Hill (FoHH) have created…

HAM HILL Country park

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The Friends of Ham Hill will be at the Stoke May Fayre tomorrow - pop by and the kids can make a fridge magnet to take home or have a go at the Ham Hill Pairs Challenge. ... See MoreSee Less

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HAM HILL Country park

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Guess who the Rangers met last Thursday!! It was great to chat to Bill Bailey and help move filming equipment around site for a series he's filming for Channel 4. Keep your eyes peeled when the programme comes out to see who his special guest was!!! #somersetcouncil ... See MoreSee Less

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HAM HILL Country park

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🐝🐝🌼🌸 World Bee Day 🌸🌼🐝🐝There are 20,000 different species of bee around the world. They live in a hive that can contain as many as 50,000 bees and each tiny bee pollinates between 50 to 100 flowers each time they leave the hive - That's a lot of pollinating.Funky Fact: Bees have 5 eyes and 6 legs!Across Europe, bees and other insects pollinate 80% of all plant species but, despite being so important, are in worldwide decline. In the UK alone, we have lost 13 species and another 35 species are under threat.So don't mow the lawn this May, keep the strimmer in the shed, leave the daisies and the dandelions to flourish and sit and watch bees do the amazing job that they do.Somerset Council #WorldBeeDay #bumblebeeconservation ... See MoreSee Less

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