Home-Ed at the land

Can you believe that these 3 ladies have been with us for just over a year??
They have taught us and the children so much about patience and calmness. They really are incredible animals. 🦙

We still have a couple of spaces on our AQA Equine entry level course.
This is running on the 19th of June, please drop us a message for more details.
We would like to have all bookings confirmed by 16th of June.

The course is open to everyone whether you home educate or not.

As the summer comes rolling in we are focusing more on our allotment area. Yesterday we got sweetcorn, tomatoes and courgettes all out of the pots and into there final position.

We have more exciting news!

AQA courses are now avaliable at Home-Ed at the land for home educating families and none home educating families.

We will be offering a variety of animal care, horticulture and land management courses.

They will run every other Friday with the 1st course running on the 19th of June 2026. This will be a Equine course covering an introduction to animal care at entry level.

The next course will be on the 3rd of July 2026 and will be a beginner Gardening course again at entry level.

Prices will vary depending on the level of the course as we will run entry level up to level 3 courses.

Please message for more information and to book your place as places are limited to 10 pupils per session.

All courses can be found on the website under the home education tab.

⭐️ Discounts will be applied if you already attend our home education sessions ⭐️

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Don't forget we aren't open today but we hope everyone's having a lovely bank holiday weekend and we shall see you as usual next Monday 😀

Some of the children chose to spend some time with the Alpacas on Tuesday.
Can you tell which Alpaca is the bravest?

A fabulous gardening session this week. The veg patch was dug over and the strawberries and raspberries were weeded.

Our resident Swallows have returned from their winter break.
As well as all the animals that we have here at the land we also have a wide range of wildlife from Swallows, Buzzards, Red kites to Muntjac and wild rabbits.
Some of the Children are getting really good at spotting and identifying the birds in particular.

Lots of skills being learnt up in our allotment area this week. The children cut the grass to make paths to the polytunnel and vegetable patch.
As well as moving top soil to get the area ready for planting 😊.