SEND EARLY ACCSES Easter holidays @ Forge Mill Farm
Forge Mill Farm, West Bromwich, B71 3SZ
Thursday 9th April 2026
Its back after popular demand... SEND Early ACCSES
Spring is here! Come and celebrate all the New life at the farm this Easter holidays!
The school holidays can get busy! Visit while its quiet before the gates open and enjoy the farm before the crowds arrive.
9:30am - Access to the farmyard, trail and animals
10am - 11 am - SEND Natural Play barn session (£3 per person)
Then when you have finished playing explore the rest of the farm as everyone else is just arriving.
Stay as long as you like or head home before the lunchtime rush. Spread the word about early access, if its popular we will do it again!
Whats on this easter:
This event is not suitable for pregnant women due to the potential risk some sheep and goat diseases pose to pregnancy during lambing and kidding. All visitors to the winter quarters must wash their hands on exit and no food or drink is to be consumed within any animal contact areas.
Please see the Additional Information Section for FAQs and further guidance
Spring is here! Come and celebrate all the New life at the farm this Easter holidays!
The school holidays can get busy! Visit while its quiet before the gates open and enjoy the farm before the crowds arrive.
9:30am - Access to the farmyard, trail and animals
10am - 11 am - SEND Natural Play barn session (£3 per person)
Then when you have finished playing explore the rest of the farm as everyone else is just arriving.
Stay as long as you like or head home before the lunchtime rush. Spread the word about early access, if its popular we will do it again!
Whats on this easter:
- Meet our lambs, kids, calves & chicks
- Its kidding time so keep an eye our for a live birth!
- Take part in our Easter Farm 'Hole Punch' Egg Hunt
- Meet our chicks and Learn about their lifecycle
- NEW indoor Natural play area (£3 add on per session)
- Plus all the usual fun on the farm!
This event is not suitable for pregnant women due to the potential risk some sheep and goat diseases pose to pregnancy during lambing and kidding. All visitors to the winter quarters must wash their hands on exit and no food or drink is to be consumed within any animal contact areas.
Please see the Additional Information Section for FAQs and further guidance
