Farm school

Here, amidst the green fields of Lozen village, the fresh air, the sun, and nature, children are introduced to the real farm life – as it is. With plenty of movement, outdoor games, and genuine contact with the animals.

They will learn who the animals are, what they like, and how to care for them with attention. They will discover the differences between various species, see how a calf and a lamb are fed, why the rooster crows, and why the turkey changes the color of its head. They will be able to ask questions, touch, and participate – not as spectators, but as part of life here.

And without even noticing, between petting a calf and feeding the cattle, they will begin to build a connection – with nature, with the village, with the earth that feeds us. A connection that lasts.

What does the Farm School include?

1. Getting to know the different animals on the farm – cows, horses, donkeys, buffalo, sheep, pigs, rabbits, poultry (turkeys, geese, ducks, pheasants, pigeons, chickens), and more;
2. Explanations and interesting facts about each species – in a way that is close and understandable for every child;
3. Meeting the family farm and the people who take care of it. They will share interesting stories about farm life;
4. Participation in daily farming activities – feeding, cleaning, collecting eggs;
5. Gaining useful skills, dexterity, and knowledge;
6. Outdoor games and free movement in nature;
7. A calm, clean, and safe environment designed with the children in mind.

Why choose the Farm School of "Simo and Familia"?

• A real family farm – an authentic experience among the animals and the people who care for them. Children enter a real farm setting, as it is – full of work, attention, and care.
• A variety of animals – raised with great love. Children can see them up close, pet them, feed them, and build a connection with them.
• In nature, far from electronic devices – here, there are no phones or tablets. There is sunlight, fresh air, movement, and play. Children play and have fun while learning new things.
• From pictures to reality – what children have only seen in pictures comes to life before their eyes. Life on the farm comes alive and gives them the chance to explore it in their own way.
• Valuable knowledge and skills – they will learn how to care for animals, where milk comes from, why the land is important, and how food is grown.
• A warm, family atmosphere – in our Farm School, every child is accepted as they are. No pressure, no expectations, but with trust and the freedom to be themselves.