We have been busy this year with talks, walks and presentations to lots of different groups highlighting the work that we do and raising awareness of how to act around seals. Some of the talks/walks that were done are:-
We have given talks to:-
– Braintree group of Essex Wildlife
– Great Ormesby Womens’ Institute
– Mundford Friends Circle, near Thetford
We have provided escorted tours to:-
– Media students from Thetford College
– a party of 98 children from Hadleigh School, Suffolk
– St William’s Primary school
– a large group of students from Anglia Ruskin University
We were pleased to welcome 88 children from Hadleigh Community Primary School today. The children viewed the seals and pups for the viewing platform and kept our wardens busy with their questions.
It was the first time to see the seals ever. They were so cute they made me gobsmacked! Then I saw the waves – they were the biggest waves ever – Austin
Today we went to Horsey Gap and watched seals. The seal instructor taught us all about seals. Me and my friends took lots of photos – Sophie
On Monday we went to Horsey Gap to see the seals. At this point, I felt emotional because so many new lives entered the world – Hazel
