Annas Blog
Speaking with an older student recently I asked them to reflect on the time spent at Running Deer and I was intrigued when they enthusiastically responded.
General Information
Meet King our new horse
Meet King our new horse! Trying to find another heavy horse that would fit into our herd, and the work that we do at Running Deer CIC is no easy thing.
My first two weeks at Running Deer
This month for my blog I have spent time with Student O, who has discussed his thoughts and feelings about his early experiences here at Running Deer.
What else happens in a woodland?
In Butterdon Wood, the home of Running Deer CIC, we don't just limit our activities to running around, bush craft and fires. We also do arts and crafts.
Birds and nests
May is the busiest month for birds, as they nest, lay eggs and care for their young. Here at Running Deer it is easy to spot a number of interesting and beautiful birds going around their daily business.
Running Deer Wildlife Survey
For an hour of our school day, a survey on the wildlife in Butterdon wood was completed. The woods have truly sprung into life in recent weeks, and the wildlife are hard at work.
Cisco is 5 years old
Cisco is 5 years old now and it's clear that he needs and wants a job at Running Deer CIC. He's come a long way since he came to us as a wild Dartmoor pony.
Working at Running Deer
Find out what you need to have, to work at Running Deer!
Making a Mouse Trap
One rainy afternoon, the student I was working with, (who has a strong interest in making things) came up with the idea of making a mouse trap.
There Are No Outsiders
There are No Outsiders at Running Deer CIC. Inspired by, and drawing on, Andrew Moffat’s brilliant work in the West Midlands, Running Deer CIC are developing our own version of the 'No Outsiders' equality and diversity project.