Plenty of Easter fun takng place at Raystede animal sanctuary

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CELEBRATE by joining Raystede’s Easter egg hunt with a difference at their Family Learning Days, taking place during the school holidays.

There is a wonderful opportunity to explore Raystede’s beautiful 43-acre site over Easter and get involved in their Easter egg hunt while also learning about the animals in their care.

Some vacancies are still available for the popular Family Learning Days which are being staged on Wednesday 12 and Thursday 13 April, but hurry, as tickets are going fast.

From 10 am to 4pm, these Family Learning Days are free for all to enjoy, but you must book a ticket as numbers are limited, and these events get booked up quickly. You can book your place by visiting the Raystede website.

As you take part in the egg hunt, you will find egg-shaped boards around the trail, and at every reveal, children and their families will learn a fun fact about one of the animals Raystede cares for.

Fun questions include how old is the oldest tortoise and what is a cat’s superpower?

These Family Learning Days are an excellent opportunity to educate your children, and if you are considering adopting a pet, you can ask the Raystede team any questions.
There is also the opportunity to enjoy ten per cent off in the on-site café when you spend £10 or rmore when you book a Family Learning Day event.

The cafe has a great choice of hot and cold food, drinks, snacks and tasty homemade cakes.

There are plenty of other activities to enjoy during the Family Learning Days, including:animal talks at 11 am and 2.30pm, to learn more about Raystede’s work and how they support all animals; a film show in the yurt cinema; and a crafty challenge.

Raystede is open every day from 10am to 4pm excluding Christ Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

Entry is free but it is essential to book a ticket beforehand. Dogs on leads are also welcome to accompany their human companions.

If you need help with booking you can contact the Raystede team on 01825 840252.

Raystede is location the B2192 between Ringmer and Halland, opposite the East Sussex Gliding Club.

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