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North Wales Horse Watch attended Erlas Victorian walled garden and provided rural education project sessions for a group of young adults with learning disabilities.Sessions were fun and informative and tailored to suit the learner’s abilities and pace. They learnt many new skills involving role play to contact emergency services, identification of signs in the countryside, highways and water courses and crime prevention methods.

A take home pack was provided and a certificate on completion.

Erlas Walled Garden

NEWS

Sam Rowlands MS highlights work of North Wales Horse Watch:

Sam Rowlands, Member of the Welsh Parliament for North Wales, is backing a project aimed at teaching young people how to stay safe in the countryside.

Mr Rowlands, Shadow Minister for Local Government, recently met with volunteers from the

charity North Wales Horse Watch.......

Read the full article here

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Rural Education Project

The Rural Education Project is funded by the Innovate to Grow Fund, supported by the Office of the North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner.
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