Latest Events in Bowral(May Updated)

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An on-farm festival celebrating the best of Devon’s food system. Enjoy a pop-up farmers market; cooking demonstrations and much more! Experience the heart of Devon farming with local food, music, cooking demonstrations and a pop‑up farmers’ market. Farmers Market: Local Seasonal Produce Artisan Products Hand made baked goods Cooking Demonstrations: Line up coming soon! Chef's from across Devon cooking with seasonal local produce Rustic over-fire cooking Entertainment: Local Musicians Kids activities - including face painting Live cooking demonstrations Banquet - Limited tickets available - set menu coming soon! At the end of the day - enjoy a rustic dining experience sat with a group of other diners watching our chef cook local and seasonal ingredients over-fire. Information Source: Buck's Agricultural Project Management | eventbrite

Learn how to plan and deliver seated exercise sessions that boost mobility, confidence and wellbeing for older people. Our Seated Exercise Instructor Training is designed for anyone who wants to help older people move more, feel better and stay independent for longer. Whether you’re a volunteer, work in local authority, health or social care, or simply want to give back, this practical, supportive course will give you the skills and confidence to deliver safe, enjoyable chair-based exercise sessions. You’ll learn how to plan and lead engaging sessions that improve strength, balance and wellbeing, while adapting activities for people with sensory, physical or cognitive impairments. The training is hands-on, friendly and focused on real-life delivery – perfect for community settings, care homes or one-to-one support. The course covers: Why physical activity is so important for older people How to plan sessions and carry out simple risk assessments Communicating confidently with people with a range of needs A wide range of practical seated exercises, including TheraBand, pelvic floor and balance work Evaluating sessions and basic record keeping A practical assessment to build confidence and competence Through a mix of learning and hands-on practice, you’ll build the skills and confidence to lead engaging sessions in community settings, care homes or one-to-one. Each participant receives a comprehensive training pack and a certificate on completion. Perfect if you’re looking to upskill, volunteer, or add a valuable qualification to your work. Information Source: Age UK Devon | eventbrite

Professional Communities bring colleagues together to network, connect with leading practice and hear from expert speakers. Introduction These sessions aim to create a support network in which schools share ideas, effective practice and discuss issues surrounding SEND. To focus on practical solutions to common challenges and gain expert advice and guidance from SEND lead professionals. In each meeting we will: - Find out about development and updates in the field of SEND - Share and learn from good practice - Network with colleagues from other schools and agencies Agenda Agenda TBC closer to the date. Professional Community Leads Claire Norman, SENDCO, Exminster Community Primary. Fran Brinicombe, SEND Lead, Harbour Schools Partnership. Ali Hirst, SENDCO, St Martin’s Cranbrook. Target audience These termly sessions are open to SENDCos, Behaviour Support Leads and Senior Leaders from all SWIFT member schools. Costs SWIFT Members: no charge Other colleagues: £25 Non-attendance: £25 Please note: Payment is by INVOICE ONLY. Please select invoice as the payment method at check out. You will receive a confirmation of booking from Eventbrite. All further correspondence will come from Robin.Scott@sw-ift.org.uk; please ensure you check your junk mail box and approve the email to ensure you receive important event details. If you are unable to attend on the day, or are sending someone else in your place, please let us know. Please be aware that failure to cancel your space can incur your school a cost. Full Terms and Conditions are available HERE . SWIFT Partner providing course (including invoicing) is Exeter Consortium Schools’ Alliance (invoiced by Exeter Consortium) Non-chargeable Courses (Sessions that are part of the ‘no additional charge’ elements of the SWIFT membership) If the place you are cancelling is for a ‘no additional charge’ event under the SWIFT Offer to Schools, you may withdraw, without penalty, provided a minimum notice of 24 hours before the start time of the event is given. If less than 24 hours’ notice is given, for each date of a course for which there is no additional charge, then the following charges will apply per applicant: £25.00 Should a training course recruit insufficient numbers to make it viable, we reserve the right to cancel the course, without penalty, giving a minimum notice of 24 hours. Information Source: South West Institute for Teaching | eventbrite

Dr Ian Mortimer investigates how the history of England would have appeared to those who lived in his house from Saxon times to the present. Our national history is a patchwork quilt of stories – the North in the Industrial Revolution, the London of Samuel Pepys’s diary, and so on. How would it look if it were written from one point of view? And what if that point of view were here in Devon, on the edge of Dartmoor? Dr Ian Mortimer has spent the last few years writing an experimental book, “ Through the Windows of an Ordinary House - A History of England” showing how the national story differs hugely according to where you were living. He looks at how the history of England would have appeared to the people who lived in his house (and previous houses on the site) since Saxon times. It is hoped that the end result will be nothing less than ‘a glimpse of a thousand years’. As a prelude to publication in September, this is an illustrated introduction to the house itself and the people who lived in it since the thirteenth century, together with a view of the origins of the settlement. If you are a member of the Exeter Local History Society, tickets are free for you - please select a £0 ticket when registering for the event. If you are not a member of the Society, there is a small (£5) entry fee. If you would like to attend as a non-member, please select a non-member ticket when registering. More information about the Society and its events can be found on the Society's website at www.exeterlocalhistorysociety.co.uk . Information Source: Exeter Local History Society | eventbrite

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A brilliant morning visiting Quicke's Cheese in Devon which includes lots of cheese tasting and lunch! There's a lot to pack into your visit to Home Farm... Tour starts at 10am: Welcome talk and hear the intriguing history of the Quicke family. Step into our Dairy Viewing Room and learn how our cheesemakers expertly craft each truckle by hand. Whilst in the Dairy Viewing Room there will be a tutored cheese tasting, where you'll enjoy the complexity and diversity of the Quicke's range. Whizz around our cheese stores and see how we age our clothbound cheddar, learn about our unique mould garden and the traditional skill of grading cheese. Hear from one of our Farm Team about how our cows are so special and see our milking parlour. Pop to the Quicke's Cheese Shop to do some shopping and collect your tote bag and wedge of cheddar. Lunch at 12.30pm: After all that exploring and adventuring, you'll be ready for lunch. The Beer Engine (a short drive down the road from our farm) will be serving up a seasonal two-course lunch, featuring Quicke’s cheese - lunch included in the price of the ticket. Please note due to scheduling, it is not always possible to see the cheesemaking. Important information to read before booking: The route around the farm is likely to be muddy and uneven, so please bring appropriate footwear such as wellies or walking boots. With our changeable British weather, it’s also sensible to bring waterproofs and extra layers. Please note that the cheese stores stay cool even in the summer, so you might want an extra layer in there too. Unfortunately, dogs are not invited on the tour. Children over the age of 12 are welcome (with tickets), but please bear in mind that they need to be able to complete the farm walk. The route is not suitable for wheelchairs. Cancellations/Refunds 1 .We do not provide refunds once you have completed a booking. All bookings are final. However if you are unable to attend the tour you can reassign your booking to another person - please let us know. 2. Transferring to a different tour date/new additional tour date can only be made up to 21 days before your original tour date booked and can only be done once. Transferring to a new tour date can only done provided there is space on the new tour you wish to attend. The tour you transfer to must be in the same calendar year. We reserve the right to cancel a tour and should we do you will receive a full refund. 3. We reserve the right to cancel the event at any point, in which case refunds will be given. Information Source: Quicke's | eventbrite