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Join us for Fossil Workshops every Monday this August!
This week we’ll explore the types of fossils we’re likely to find on the beaches around Beachy Head and work out the difference between chalk and flint. We’ll make our own fossil guides to use on the beach next time we go fossil hunting! Suitable for ages 6 – 12 Tickets £2.50 Booking essential
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