Kids Day Out

Supporting pupils from Hazel Court School


Summertime brought a special day out for the special children of an Eastbourne school in June 2026.

Hazel Court School students – youngsters with physical and learning difficulties – were treated to a magical “Fun Day Out” organised by our Club.

The day’s activities were staged as part of the Rotary movement’s national KidsOut campaign. The 77 Hazel Court students – travelling in two coaches – descended on the popular Drusilla’s zoo and park in Alfriston.

Drusilla’s Zoo afforded the students a special day to experience the senses and smells associated with a zoo, along with the tactile experiences of sensory touch, the sounds of the animals and a very special visual experience.

 

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