Field Trips
As an educator, you understand the value of providing a variety of learning opportunities for your students.
At HEART, we do, too.
Imagine being able to expose your students to what life is like for many children in the developing world without leaving Polk County. Located directly behind Warner University, the HEART Institute is a simulated developing world village that can offer a unique outdoor educational opportunity for students of any age.
During their interactive tour of the village, students may wind through the goat and pig pastures, explore our gardens and learn about sustainable agriculture, and experience the hardship of living with a limited water supply.
Perfect for elementary through high school students, our field trips are a valuable experience for all ages. We offer programs for both traditional students and homeschool families. Bring your local co-op to the village for an unforgettable day!
Schedule Your Field Trip
We’ll do our best to tailor your class’ experience to meet your educational goals.
We have a suggested donation of $5 per student.
Field Trips usually start at 10am and go until 12pm where we break for lunch.
You can bring a packed lunch or we can provide a farm-to-table meal for a fee of $5 per person.
