FREE SCHOOL VISIT
The farm comes alive when students step onto the land
Bring classroom learnings to life!
At Stable Harvest Farm, students don’t just learn about food—they experience it. Our field trips give students the opportunity to plant seeds, harvest vegetables, explore the soil, and discover the journey of food from farm to table all while learning how sustainable farming supports healthier communities. Each visit is interactive, fun, and educational, leaving students with memories and lessons that last long after they return to school.
What To Expect
Hello
A WARM WELCOME
When your class arrives, our team will greet you with a short welcome and overview of the day. We’ll divide students into small, guided groups to keep the experience personal and hands-on.
12 INTERACTIVE STATIONS
Students will rotate through 12 hands-on stations, exploring soil, pollinators, greenhouses, beehives, and more. Each activity is designed to be fun, interactive, and tied directly to BC Curriculum themes. Together, these experiences give students a real sense of how farming and nature connect.
MEET THE ANIMALS
After exploring our educational gardens, students will meet our friendly farm animals. They’ll get to learn about and interact with kittens, chickens, goats, alpacas, pigs, and lambs—an experience that’s always a highlight of the day!
REFLECT & REMEMBER
We wrap up each visit with a short reflection and group discussion, helping students connect their farm experience to classroom learning and everyday life. As a sweet reminder, every student will take home a jar of honey from the farm! Teachers can also find additional post-visit activities on our Teacher Resources page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is this program for?
Grades 2–12. We find that children in Grades 2–7 benefit the most.
How long does the tour last?
The tour usually lasts approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.
How many children can attend the farm at once?
The maximum number of children we can have on the farm is 50. We require an appropriate number of parent chaperones depending on the number of children attending.
Does this cost money?
No, our program is free! Our generous founder had a vision to make educational farming open to everyone.
Do we need to provide our own transportation to and from the farm?
Yes, each tour group is responsible for arranging their own transportation. In some cases, we offer subsidies to help cover transportation costs. Parking is not limited.
Are there washroom facilities?
Yes, we have portable washroom facilities for children and staff to use.
Do you provide lunch?
Unfortunately, we do not provide lunch.
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