Views of South Herefordshire 09/03/2012

Today, we have published a new Trail inspired by Owen Sheers' Resistance! Read more...

There be Treasure 24/02/2012

Ledbury family followed the Trail, solved the Clues and Won £100 Read more...

Christmas Markets 06/12/2011

Track us down for a great bargain Read more...

A Night Out With a Difference 15/11/2011

They didn't like it, they loved it! Read more...

New Tourism Group for Leominster and surrounds 22/09/2011

A new website has been set up promoting Leominster and the surrounding areas. Read more...

Hereford Technical College tries us out 05/09/2011

On Wednesday, 7th September Hereford students will take the HCT Challenge Read more...

Trinity Primary School Pupils Say Thank You 01/08/2011

Letters from pupils of Trinity Primary School saying thank you are a delight Read more...

Trinity Primary School chooses Treasure Trails 21/06/2011

A local primary school has chosen Treasure Trails to partner with to deliver something different for this year's school trip! Read more...

This month's Charity 06/06/2011

Every month Treasure Trails Herefordshire & Worcestershire support a different charity - this month it is Capability - Scotland! Read more...

Google Analytics 26/05/2011

How did you find us? Read more...

Kingsland 13/05/2011

Kingsland in North Herefordshire although only a small village gets its own Treasure Trail Read more...

Malvern Hills 05/05/2011

Malvern Hills proved to be the most popular Trail in April from the Herefordshire catalogue Read more...

Tourism Revamped 23/04/2011

Tourism in Herefordshire has a new lease of life Read more...

Retail News 12/04/2011

Stockists sign up to retail Herefordshire Treasure Trails Read more...

Herefordshire Carers 13/03/2011

Herefordshire Carers enjoyed a fun indoor Treasure Trail as part of their regular meeting last week Read more...

Truffle Card 05/03/2011

Treasure Trails H & W joins Truffle Herefordshire Read more...

Tweet Up 24/02/2011

A growing number of businesses in Herefordshire are using the social networking website Twitter Read more...

On the Radio 14/02/2011

Amanda's getting a taste for it! Read more...

Valentine Gift with a Difference 08/02/2011

A romantic idea for Valentine's Day Read more...

Leominster Tourist Information Centre 04/02/2011

Excitingly Gill Ding, the manager of Leominster Tourist Information Centre is keeping the centre open for tourists and locals alik Read more...

Prize Winners 27/01/2011

Prize Winners aren't local Read more...

Happy New Year 10/01/2011

We wish all our customers a very very happy, peaceful and prosperous 2011 Read more...

Christmas is Coming 08/11/2010

Treasure Trails Herefordshire & Worcestershire can be found in the following places in the run up to Christmas Read more...

Hereford Cathedral, Change4Life and Treasure Trails join forces 23/08/2010

Treasure Hunts for all the Family juduged a success despite the weather Read more...

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE QUEST AT DUNFIELD HOUSE 23/07/2010

Dunfield House is soon to be the scene of Dr Hoot’s adventures Read more...

Ledbury Books and Maps 14/07/2010

LINDSAY Jackson stocks Treasure Trails in her Ledbury Books and Map Shop Read more...

ADVENTURE TREASURE TRAIL AT POSTON MILL PARK 07/07/2010

Poston Mill Park is soon to be the scene of scores of swash buckling adventures, as local Herefordshire company Treasure Trails Read more...

Peg Leg Pete's Adventures around Poston Mill Caravan Park 29/06/2010

A new tailor made Trail has been commission by Poston Mill Caravan Park Read more...

Treasure Hunts for all the family 23/06/2010

Hereford Cathedral, Herefordshire Change4Life and Treasure Trails H&W have joined forces to put on a day of treasure hunts Read more...

Three Counties Show A Success 22/06/2010

Three Counties Show was a success for more than just Herefordshire & Worcestershire Treasure Trails Read more...

Dunfield House commissions Treasure Trails 26/05/2010

Dunfield House has asked Treasure Trails H & W to write a series of challenges and Trails for them Read more...

Treasure Trails lay a Trail at the UGO Event 30/04/2010

The University of the Great Outdoors comes to Hampton Court in Herefordshire Read more...

Treasure Trails comes to Eastnor Castle 20/04/2010

Treasure Trails is delighted to be supporting the Red Cross Spring Garden Show at Eastnor Castle Read more...

Trinity Primary School chooses Treasure Trails

21/06/2011

Trinity Primary School in Hereford has chosen Treasure Trails to partner with to deliver something different for this year's school trip to the centre of the city. Traditionally the pupils of Year 3 have a coach trip into Hereford and then a guided tour around the cathedral and a visit to the Mappa Mundi exhibition. This year, alongside both the traditional activities, pupils will also be solving a murder mystery, written especially for them.  The mystery is entitled 'The unusual case of the Murdered Musician'.

Hundreds of years ago, a musician's body was found in the river near the old bridge. The musician had connections with the local school and the cathedral. The police suspected foul play but despite all their investigations neither suspect nor weapon was found.  Recently an old booklet was discovered in the Chained Library giving new clues to the case. These have been printed for you to help solve the mystery of the murdered musician.

The challenge for David and Amanda was to work out a way to get 30 children around the route without them all following along behind each other. Their solution was to write a Trail that is in a figure of 8 with the cathedral at the centre and so four different groups can go off in the four different directions - genius!

Kate, one of the assistant teachers at the school tested the Trail to ensure it was right for the year group and she commented 'Me and my son did the trail last week. we really enjoyed it. We couldn't find any problems with it at all. We will try to make sure each group leader has done it before the day so they have a clear idea of where they are going and so they can concentrate on the trail and the children'. 

If you think something like this would work for the school you are associated with, please do get in touch.