Resources

50 Things To Do Before You’re Five gives 50 activities that parents and carers can support their children to try out and repeat. Each of the 50 Things have been carefully developed by education experts and early years practitioners following consultation with parents, and we’ve made sure that children with special education needs are included and that each of the 50 Things means something across our culturally diverse communities.

50 Things is available as a free app or via our website, https://cambspboro.50thingstodo.org/. All the activities are low or no cost and focus on having fun, creating memories, and supporting children’s readiness for school. For more information please see our web page or download the app by searching for “50 Things” in your app store.

Parks offer a range of health and wellbeing activities, as well as providing the nature connectivity between urban and rural landscapes. If you are interested in connecting with nature and living a healthier lifestyle, please explore the following walking routes - offering range of long to short distance routes. 

Location	Description	PDF Download
Huntingdonshire District	A detailed self guided walking brochure, including a range of walking routes in the Huntingdonshire District. Varying from moderate - advance walks and detailed route instructions.	Huntingdon Self Guide Walks
East Cambridgeshire District	The guides outline two circular trails around the site marked out by sculptures of bulrushes and kingfishers. The Bulrush Trail is 1.5 miles long while the Kingfisher Trail is 2 miles long.	Ely Country Park Walking Trails
Woodwalton Fen to Wicken Fen	Rothschild Way is a footpath extending to Woodwalton Fen from Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire and commemorating the early wildlife conservation work of Charles Rothschild. The trail is 39 miles in length and is recognised as a long distance route by Cambridgeshire County Council.	Rothschild Way