Bring learning to life in the field!

This Horse Care & Management Booklet is a fully KS2 curriculum linked workbook that takes children out of the classroom and into the yard, without leaving the national curriculum behind.

Designed primarily for KS2 learners (but anyone can participate), this structured booklet weaves English, Maths and Science into the real, hands on world of horse care. Children will learn the points of the horse, explore animal nutrition, groom and health check real horses, write instructions and diary entries, and tackle genuine budgeting challenges, working out the true weekly and monthly cost of keeping a horse.

With practical tick list activities, differentiated maths questions, scaffolded writing tasks, observation charts and a certificate of achievement, this booklet works equally well as a standalone enrichment resource or as the backbone of a multi-day equine education programme.

Perfect for:

• Riding schools and equestrian centres running school visits
• Equine Assisted Learning programmes
• Forest schools and outdoor education providers
• Primary teachers looking for a real world cross curricular project
• Home educators with a love of horses
• Horse mad children

Every page is child-friendly, clearly laid out and ready to print. No planning required, just add horses.

📚 NC Coverage:

• Spoken language & vocabulary Writing - composition & non-fiction
• Reading - comprehension
• Y4 - Y6 Number & money
• Y3 - Y5 Science - living things & nutrition

This reading comprehension booklet uses the comparison of horses and donkeys to help children develop key reading skills.

The texts encourage children to:

• Notice similarities and differences

• Draw on what they already know about horses
  
  Aimed at Years 2/3/4
  
  

English Saddle & Bridle Labelling Activity

A simple and engaging labelling activity designed to help children learn the key parts of an English saddle and bridle.

Children identify and label the different parts of the tack, helping to build their equestrian vocabulary and develop their understanding of how saddles and bridles are used.

A great activity for the yard, efl sessions, classroom learning, horse-themed topic work, small-group activities or independent work. Perfect for introducing children to basic horse care and equipment in a fun and accessible way.

Level up and make it purposeful by using real tack - take it apart - clean it - put it back together.