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Two Seasons Equine Assisted Learning

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Equine assisted well-being & learning
Helping with emotional, cognitive, physical and sensory challenges through connection with our beautiful horses.

01/11/2026

😂 When you need a good scratch, why not let the paddock do the work?

While Ranger is happy to show us exactly where he wants his scratches, China takes matters into her own hands (or should we say, her own body?) and rubs against the paddock beam.

Horses have their own personalities, preferences and ways of communicating.

Learning to notice these cues helps us better understand their behaviour and respond to them appropriately.

Want to meet our horses and see their personalities for yourself? Come down and visit us at Two Seasons Equine!

Book your session today! 👇
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29/10/2026

We have a new resident at Two Seasons Equine!

We spotted a little frog in the water and are keeping our fingers crossed that we'll have some tadpoles soon! 🤞

The farm is full of little things to discover if you take the time to look. From frogs in the water to flowers popping up around the paddock, there's plenty to spark curiosity and get children asking questions about the world around them.

What little creatures have your kids discovered outdoors lately? We'd love to hear about it! 💚

Sharon 🌿

22/10/2026

Hi everyone, it’s Sharon here 👋

Thank you to everyone who responded to our last post about our homeschool sessions. We’re looking forward to welcoming the children for the new term.

These photos are from last term, when the group explored a spring theme. The children used flowers to make their own artwork and spent time outdoors with the herd. 🌸🐴

Our sessions are social and hands-on, and they centre on horses and horse care. Activities change each week, but there is always a craft table and an equine skill to learn. That might be fitting a saddle, comparing horse anatomy, learning about tack (equipment), reading body language and how horses communicate, riding, mounting and dismounting, arena games, nutrition and feeding, or bathing the horses on hot days. Everything is low pressure, and the children lead the way.

🌿 Ages 7–16 | Maximum 8 children
📅 Friday, 23 October — 1 spot left
📅 Monday, 26 October — Spots available

You can book an introductory session through our website at https://twoseasonsequine.com.au/booking/. If you’d like to book for the whole term or have any questions, please send me a message.

18/10/2026

Two ponies, two very different ways to enjoy a lazy afternoon. 😴🐴

Prince likes to curl up in the straw, all tucked in and cosy.

Ranger? He prefers to stretch right out in the dirt, legs everywhere, without a care in the world. 😂 We checked on him, and he was simply enjoying a very good nap!

Both have their own idea of getting comfortable, and that's part of what makes our herd so special. Every horse has their own personality, and spending time with them gives children the chance to observe those differences, learn to read their behaviour and understand that every horse has their own way of doing things. 💛

Come and meet the boys (when they're awake) 💛
Book a session: https://twoseasonsequine.com.au/booking/

15/10/2026

Most people think our programs are about learning to ride horses, however some of the biggest lessons kids learn around horses have nothing to do with riding.

Pony Pamper Day was all about getting hands-on with the ponies. The kids spent the morning brushing, washing, painting hooves, braiding manes and decorating, with plenty of time for crafts, riding and arena games too.

While the pampering is always a hit, there’s more to it than making the ponies look pretty. Taking care of an animal teaches kids to slow down, be gentle and pay attention to how their actions could affect another.

Stablehand Day gave the kids a chance to get involved in the daily jobs that come with caring for horses. The kids got involved in the jobs around the property and experienced a side of horse care that goes beyond the fun parts. Feeding, grooming and helping out might seem like small tasks, but they show kids what it means to be responsible for another living thing.

Both days offer different ways for kids to learn around horses, whether that's through the patience involved in grooming or the responsibility that comes with their care.

And looking back at these photos, there was plenty of fun along the way, too! A big thank you to all the families who joined us for our school holiday events! We loved having you here!💛

13/10/2026

Our Homeschool Group gives children the chance to learn practical horsemanship, develop new skills and spend time with other homeschoolers in a small group setting. 🐴📚

Every session looks a little different. Participants might learn to identify the parts of a saddle and bridle, practise leading horses, explore horse care or take part in creative activities, games and crafts. Each lesson gives them something new to try, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and learn by doing.

Along the way, children develop practical skills, problem-solving, communication and responsibility. Working with horses encourages them to pay attention to body language, adjust their approach and build trust. Group activities also give them opportunities to share ideas, work together and form friendships with other homeschoolers.

🌿 Small groups of up to 8 children, aged 7–16
🌿 Practical horse care, horsemanship, creative activities, games and crafts
🌿 Neurodivergent-aware and trauma-informed environment
🌿 Fortnightly sessions on Fridays or Mondays

📅 Term starts:
🐴 Friday, 23 October — 1 spot left for the full term
🐴 Monday, 26 October — New group now open, with 8 spots available

If your child enjoys hands-on learning, creative activities and spending time with horses, we'd love to welcome them to the group.

Book through our website: https://twoseasonsequine.com.au/booking/

For full-term bookings, send us a message and we'll help organise it. 🐴💛

01/10/2026

Jasper update 🐴

We are now nearly 10 months into Jasper’s rehabilitation, and he continues to take everything in his stride.

After his tendon injury, we were told we would be lucky to get him “paddock sound.” With a lot of hard work from Jasper, he is now slowly coming back into work, and his latest scan showed 90% repair of his injured tendon.

For a horse who has spent so much of the past 10 months restricted, he has handled it remarkably well. He still has his playful brain and is always more than happy to “help” Summer muck out his stable. 😂He is such a clever boy!

Most importantly, Jasper is still Jasper. His personality has never gone anywhere, even when his circumstances changed.

All being well, we will be welcoming our clever boy home in time for Christmas. ❤️

We cannot wait to have him back.
Sharon 🌿

29/09/2026

On this very wild and windy afternoon, these two brothers were feeling unsure about being outside, so practitioner Ashley followed their lead and found a calmer space in the tack shed. A couple of donated dinosaur craft plates quickly became the activity of choice, giving the boys space to settle, create and engage at their own pace.

And then there’s Harry… tongue out and all!

What we especially loved was seeing how he responded to the boys’ body language. Horses are incredibly sensitive to how we approach, communicate and interact with them, providing immediate and natural feedback without needing words. Harry was clearly drawn towards the brother who was actively using his body language to connect with him.

Equine Assisted Learning gives participants room to make choices, communicate when something feels too much, and stay involved without being pushed past their limits.

A big thank you to one of our participant mums who donated these dinosaur plates. The boys absolutely loved them and we’re so grateful to see them being enjoyed. 🦖

Book your session today! 👇
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24/09/2026

STABLEHAND DAY IS SOLD OUT! 🐴

Our Stablehand Day on 1st October is officially FULLY BOOKED! We’re so excited to have you lovely people joining us for the morning.

We’ve also had a great response to Pony Pamper Day on 29th September, and there are now only a few places left.

Pony Pamper Day is perfect for kids aged 5+ who love horses and want to spend a fun morning getting hands-on with them! Grooming, washing, braiding, decorating, crafts, pony rides and arena games all included.

🎀 Pony Pamper Day
Tuesday 29 September
9:30am–12pm | Pinjar
Ages 5+
$120 + GST per child
Only a few spots remaining

🌾 Stablehand Day
Thursday 1 October
SOLD OUT

Thank you so much to everyone who has booked in already. It’s lovely seeing so much interest in giving kids the chance to spend time with horses in a relaxed, hands-on environment.

If you’ve been thinking about booking Pony Pamper Day, now’s the time before the remaining places are snapped up.

Sharon & The Herd🐴
Book via 👉 twoseasonsequine . com . au

19/09/2026

STABLEHAND DAY 🌾🐴

For the kids who don’t just want to see horses... they want to know what it actually takes to care for them!

Stablehand Day is a hands-on morning where kids get stuck into the real jobs that come with looking after horses. Grooming, care, learning about horse behaviour, helping with everyday stable tasks, plus pony rides and arena games.

It’s practical, active and a little bit grubby! Exactly how a proper morning around horses should be.

Kids get the chance to build confidence, responsibility and independence while learning skills they simply don’t get from a typical holiday activity.

And for parents, it’s a drop-off and pick-up session, so you can enjoy a few quiet hours while they’re outdoors, engaged and doing something genuinely worthwhile.

🌾 Thursday 1 October
⏰ 9:30am–12pm
🐴 Ages 7+
📍 Pinjar
💲 $120 + GST per child
🚗 Drop-off and pick-up event

Places are limited and these are our sell out events, so jump in quick!

Book via www.twoseasonsequine.com.au

Address

Pinjar, WA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61405358246

Website

https://twoseasonsequine.com.au/

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