Teen Farmers Club AQA

Teen young farmers club is designed for young people aged 12 to 16 who are passionate about animals, farming, and the outdoors. 

This after-school programme offers a hands-on experience in animal care and farm management, helping teens develop practical skills that can lead to future study or careers in agriculture and animal welfare. Participants work towards AQA Unit Award Scheme (UAS) certification in animal care, gaining recognised certification while learning how to feed, groom, and care for a variety of farm animals. 

The club also focuses on building confidence, leadership, and teamwork, creating a supportive environment where teenagers can develop responsibility, meet like-minded friends, and enjoy meaningful, real-world learning on a working farm.

We run in term time 4.30-6.0pm £12.50 per week payable a term in advance.  Plus £50 per academic year for AQA registration.     

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Tuesday after school club

Tuesday young farmers after school club is an exciting and fun-filled opportunity for children aged 8 to 12 years to learn about life on the farm. 

Held in a safe and welcoming environment, the club gives young people the chance to get hands-on experience with animals, help grow fruits and vegetables, and discover where their food comes from. 

Each session is packed with outdoor adventures, teamwork activities, and practical skills that help build confidence and a love for the countryside. Whether it’s feeding the animals, planting seeds, or learning about farm machinery, the Young Farmers Club offers something for every child who enjoys nature and the great outdoors.

We run in term time 4.30-6.30pm £12.50 per week payable a term in advance.

 FULLY BOOKED

Wednesday AQA after schoolgroup

 Our Wednesday after School Club offers children aged 8 to 12 years the chance to learn practical animal care skills while working towards an AQA Unit Award Scheme (UAS) certification. 

In a fun and supportive farm setting, children will gain hands-on experience caring for a variety of animals, learning how to feed, groom, and handle them safely and responsibly. 

Each session helps build confidence, teamwork, and a deeper understanding of animal welfare, while also working towards recognised achievements that celebrate their progress. 

This is a fantastic opportunity for young people to enjoy the outdoors, meet new friends, and develop valuable life skills alongside their love of animals.

 We run in term time 4.30-6.30pm £12.50 per week payable a term in advance. Plus £50 per academic year for AQA registration.

 Young farmers commitee members only

Holiday clubs

Frampton Farm offers a unique holiday club experience, giving parents the chance to drop off their children for a half or full day of fun farm activities. These clubs are available for children aged 5 to 12 years and offer a great way for them to enjoy hands-on experiences with animals and outdoor learning during the school holidays. It’s a wonderful opportunity for children to spend their time on the farm, making memories and learning new skills.

We offer a half-day session from 9am to 12pm, or a full day from 9am to 3pm.

Saturday Young Farmers Level 2 Animal Care Qualification

Looking to gain a formal qualification in  animal care? Join our City & Guilds Level 2 Animal Care course, delivered right here on our working farm!

This hands-on, industry-recognised qualification is perfect for anyone passionate about animal welfare and looking to gain real-world experience in a practical, outdoor setting.

 Available for students aged 12 years plus.

Next enrolment Sept 2026

Animal pregnancy scanning day

Saturday 10th January 2026 - for our young farmers club members and students only.

We’re excited to offer our young farmers the chance to take part in our animal pregnancy scanning sessions this year!

After last year’s huge success, we’re running shorter sessions with smaller groups to give more members the opportunity to join in and enjoy the experience.

During the session, young farmers will help guide the ewes and goats through the race into the scanning crate, where Dan, our experienced sonographer, will demonstrate how he scans and explain what can be seen on the screen.

After each animal is scanned, participants will help by marking the ewe’s back with a coloured dot to show how many lambs she is carrying.

Depending on the timing of their session, young farmers may also assist with other important farm tasks.