Saturday Kids Club gives children time around horses at Fairfields Farm Riding School without turning the morning into a riding lesson. The advertised non-riding format can include the practical side of a working yard: learning how horses are cared for, helping with suitable stable tasks and becoming more confident around the animals. It is aimed at children aged eight and over, with supervision supplied by the Fairfields team.
Sessions run from 9am to noon on Saturdays 12, 19 and 26 September. Advance booking is required, and the source does not publish a price, so parents should confirm the fee and whether dates are booked separately. Ask what footwear and clothing are compulsory. Closed shoes or boots and old layers are sensible for a yard, where mud, hay and changing weather are part of the setting even when no riding takes place.
This is a genuinely child-focused family activity, not simply an adult event that permits younger visitors. Parents should provide any medical, allergy and emergency-contact information requested by the school, particularly where animals and dusty materials are involved. Check the arrangements for drop-off, collection and staying on site before the first morning. Fairfields can also explain what happens in poor weather and whether a missed date can be transferred.
