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Tenterden
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    BOO, Some crafty lantern have snuck their way on t BOO, Some crafty lantern have snuck their way on to our door step! #pumpkinparty🎃
    Sandcastles at the end of the rainbow! Another bus Sandcastles at the end of the rainbow! Another busy beach day with William Patten school :) #rainorshine
    Beautiful beach day! William Patten school are bus Beautiful beach day! William Patten school are busy creating sand castle masterpieces! #funinthesun☀️
    Introducing Frank! The newest member to the Kench Introducing Frank! The newest member to the Kench Hill team :) he is settling in nicely and looking forward to meeting you all #freerange #outdooreducation
    Aspects of WW2 was recreated at Kench Hill today w Aspects of WW2 was recreated at Kench Hill today with full immersion in evacuation, a visit by an Army jeep and wartime rations for dinner.
    Wonderful to be back at Rare Breeds Centre with a Wonderful to be back at Rare Breeds Centre with a school today. Amazing camouflage and mimicry shown by caterpillars in the Butterfly House.
    3 metres of silt and sludge has been excavated fro 3 metres of silt and sludge has been excavated from our pond to renovate it and create a habitat for newts. The project was funded by Natural England and carried out by Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership. It seems the pond was the original clay pit for making the bricks used to build Kench Hill.
    Tiggy training! #cockerpoo #holidayclub #outdoored Tiggy training! #cockerpoo #holidayclub #outdooreducation
    Rainbow dragonfly! Getting creative at summer club Rainbow dragonfly! Getting creative at summer club this week.
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