Avalon Mill Equestrian

Horse Riding

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increase participation in equestrian sports

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Avalon Mill Equestrian , Doncaster

Ages: 6 - 16 years

Free Fuelled HAF Child FreeFD REFERRAL TICKET Free

Next date: Friday 29th Aug, 10:00 – 14:00

Funded by North Lincolnshire Council

Universal provision with SEND support

Avalon Mill Equestrian block mentored by Avalon Mill Equestrian

A summary

The equestrian centre provides a safe and nurturing environment for both horses and riders Avalon Mill Equestrian offers training programs for riders of all levels, from beginners to advanced competitors. These programs include hacking flatwork, jumping and stable management designed to enhance both horse and rider's skills. On this day the children will experience a pony ride if they would like to Stable management activities for children can be both educational and fun, helping them learn essential skills related to horse care and stable upkeep. Here are some common activities that children may engage in and may change according to the days or weather Grooming: Children can learn how to properly groom horses, including brushing, hoof cleaning, and checking for injuries or irritations. This teaches them about horse care and builds a bond between the rider and the horse. Feeding: Kids can help prepare and distribute feed for the horses, learning about proper nutrition and dietary needs. They may also learn how to recognize healthy eating habits in horses. Cleaning Stables: Children can assist in mucking out stalls, which involves removing waste and soiled bedding. This activity teaches responsibility and the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment for the horses. Tacking Up: Learning how to properly tack up a horse (putting on the saddle, bridle, etc.) is an essential skill. Children can practice this under supervision, ensuring they understand safety and equipment handling. Basic Horse Health Checks: Kids can be taught to observe and recognise signs of good health in horses, including checking for temperature, pulse, and general demeanor. Leading and Handling Horses: Children can practice leading horses in and out of the barn, which helps them develop confidence and handling skills. They learn how to approach and interact with horses safely. Understanding Horse Behaviour: Activities may include learning about horse body language and behaviour, helping children understand how to interact with horses in a safe manner. Assisting with Turnout: Children can help in turning horses out to pasture, which allows them to learn about herd dynamics and the importance of physical exercise for horses. Learning Equipment Maintenance: Kids can be taught how to clean and maintain tack and other equipment, understanding the importance of keeping gear in good condition. All of the activities not only teach essential skills but also instill a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and respect for horses and their care. Children will also recieve a meal and a drink such as chicken nuggets and chips, fish bites and chips a drink and healthy snacks

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1:1 care

2:1 care

Qualified to administer medication

Epilepsy trained

Secure environment

Accessible toilet

Assist with personal care and toileting

Hoist and changing bench

Sensory or quiet spaces

Makaton trained

PECS trained

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About your mentor

Avalon Mill Equestrian

increase participation in equestrian sports

We aim to provide access to and increase participation in equestrian sports in an inclusive fun, environment whilst ensuring fairness, safety and enjoyment We offer clients the chance to be involved in all aspects of horse care and Horse riding. The lessons are taught by an international show jumper with years of experience and a strong passion.to help others

What you'll need

Please wear appropriate clothing and bring warm clothes and boots - no trainers.

Learning aims

Aim 1

Understanding Horse Behaviour: Learn to recognise and interpret horse body language and behavior. Develop skills to approach and handle horses safely and confidently.

Aim 3

Stable Maintenance: Learn how to clean and maintain stalls, ensuring a healthy environment for horses. Understand the importance of hygiene in stable management.

Aim 2

Basic Equine Care: Gain knowledge of daily care routine, including feeding, grooming & health checks. Understand importance of proper nutrition and hydration for horse & rider

Aim 4

Understanding Equine Equipment: different types of equipment used in riding and stable management. Understand how to fit equipment appropriately for different horses.

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Where we'll be

Avalon Mill Equestrian , Green Lane, Doncaster, North Lincolnshire, DN9 1QD

WHAT’S PROVIDED

Drinks

Snacks

Meals

Safety

Enhanced DBS

Risk Assessment

Public Liability Insurance

Safeguarding Training

First Aid Training

First Aid Kit

Smoke Detector

Please note

Please note, it is the responsibility of the booker to satisfy themselves about the adequacy of the safety measures. This platform is merely an introducer and does not verify the items listed here.

Cancellation Policy

Free bookings do not require refunds but as places are limited, please cancel if you cannot attend so that your place can be offered to someone else.

My experience consists of a leisure activity, on a specific date(s), and therefore the 14-day ‘cooling off period’ under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 does not apply.