School Trips & Educational Visits

Bring learning to life with a curriculum-linked visit to Frampton Farm.

Our educational visits give pupils the opportunity to explore farming, food production, animal care, biodiversity and the natural environment through engaging, hands-on experiences. Activities can be tailored to support specific curriculum topics and learning outcomes.

Perfect for primary schools, secondary schools, colleges and specialist settings.

Alternative Provision & SEND Support

We provide supportive, farm-based learning opportunities for young people who may benefit from an alternative approach to education.

Our programmes support learners with SEND, SEMH needs, anxiety, low confidence, school avoidance and those at risk of becoming disengaged from education. Through practical activities, animal care and outdoor learning, participants can develop confidence, resilience and valuable life skills.

Sessions are available on a one-to-one or small group basis and can be tailored to individual needs.

Adult Farming, Care Farming & Qualifications

Our adult farming programmes provide a supportive, hands-on environment where participants can build confidence, develop practical skills and enjoy the wellbeing benefits of spending time on a working farm.

Whether you're looking to join our friendly Adult Care Farming Group, benefit from personalised one-to-one support, or work towards recognised animal care qualifications, there's an opportunity to learn at your own pace in a calm and inclusive setting.

City & Guilds Qualifications  

Looking to develop practical skills and gain recognised qualifications?

Frampton Farm delivers City & Guilds qualifications in Animal Care, Land-Based Studies and Practical Horticulture. Learners gain real-world experience on our working farm while working towards industry-recognised qualifications.

Suitable for young people aged 9+ and adults looking to develop practical skills, improve employability or explore future career opportunities in the land-based sector.

Nature Nook Home Education Programme

Nature Nook is our dedicated home education programme designed for children who learn outside traditional school settings. 

Through engaging farm-based activities and outdoor experiences, learners build confidence, independence and practical life skills while developing a greater connection with the natural environment. Seasonal activities inspire curiosity, creativity and personal growth.

Suitable for children aged 6–12 years.

Enrichment & Nurture Group Sessions

Our enrichment sessions provide schools with meaningful outdoor learning experiences that support wellbeing, confidence and personal development.

Aligned with the growing focus on enrichment in education, students take part in animal care, farming activities and nature-based learning that develop resilience, teamwork and practical life skills.

Particularly beneficial for nurture groups, intervention programmes and learners who thrive through hands-on experiences, sessions are available as one-off visits or ongoing programmes tailored to your school's needs.