Kew Little Pigs received some very special visitors at the weekend when the Aylesbury Cheerleading Academy performed some amazing moves for the animals.
The academy athletes visited our farm attraction in Old Amersham for a team building treat, and enjoyed meeting our adorable miniature pigs, goats and birds during their visit.
And the talented team were also happy to show their amazing skills, performing a spectacular six person pyramid in the goat enclosure as the friendly animals looked on.
Olivia Mikhail, owner of Kew Little Pigs, said: “What an amazing visit from the Aylesbury Cheerleading Academy, who came to the farm as a team building day.
“We love to host clubs, charities and businesses and the friendly animals are the perfect experience to counter the stresses of training, working or whatever you may do.
“It was so fun when the cheerleaders performed in the goat enclosure, though we are a bit worried that our goats might use the skills they have learned to reach the higher branches of the trees from now on.”
Aylesbury Cheerleading Academy was formed in 2014 by Pascale Descrettes, Ewan Alman and Katie Alman and is based at Lynx Gym.
Cheerleading is an exciting sport that involves learning a huge range of exciting skills including tumbling, dance, building stunts and performance.
Most of the skills rely on teamwork and all take a long time to learn, and it was clear to see at Kew Little Pigs just how proficient the clever team were.
To find out more about Kew Little Pigs go to www.kewlittlepigs.com
To find out more about the Aylesbury Cheerleading Academy go to www.
“I joined the team in September of 2021 as a Farm Hand. This was my first proper job and the experience was very insightful as working with animals there is never a dull moment. I have always loved animals and have had many different animals growing up such as guinea pigs, rabbits, dogs and horses so I knew the animal industry was a career I would like to be involved in. Since joining Kew Little Pigs Farm I have had the opportunity to care for the animals and share my knowledge with all the customers that have visited the farm. I was promoted to Head Farm Hand in January 2023.
I look forward to my journey here at Kew Little Pigs Farm and hope to see you on the farm soon!”
