Staverton goes to Westonbirt!

Trips & Visits
Mr E Powe
September 24, 2026
Forestry England logo showing two white tree icons on a green background.

This October, we're doing something rather special: the whole school is going to Westonbirt!

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From our youngest children to our oldest, we will be heading out together for a day of exploration, learning and adventure amongst the trees.

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Whole-school experiences are an important part of what makes Staverton special. Children spend plenty of time learning within their individual classes, but we also want them to feel part of something bigger: one school family, learning and growing together.

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Westonbirt provides the perfect setting to explore the natural world and see the changing colours of autumn first-hand.

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There will be lots more information for families nearer the time.

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For now, we are simply looking forward to a brilliant Staverton day out. One school. One adventure. Quite a lot of children!

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