Edenbridge Kent TN8 7AR
At we aim to inspire young people with a love of the natural world, educate them about food production and regenerative farming, and involve them in taking care of our world for future generations. offers the perfect set-up for pupils to discover and learn about where food comes from, and how farming interacts with the environment. Pupils have the opportunity to see our working market garden, as well as other farmland habitats including woods, meadows, ponds and hedgerows. No two days are the same at , as our activities are tailored to the size and age of the group, as well as to the changing seasons. Our team of experienced educational staff are committed to delivering excellent programmes that inspire pupils and create memorable and fun day trips!
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Students are encouraged to think about how land is used, and issues surrounding importation and the use of natural resources. In KS3 programmes, pupils will think critically about global issues in food and farming.
The seasons are an important part of education at Bore Place. Whether its how the farm works at different times of year or using different natural items to make artwork there are always different topics to consider.
Bore Place is home to myriad birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, trees, hedgerows and wildflowers. Depending on what time of year you visit you will have the chance to explore some of our habitats, including meadows, orchards, ponds and woods.
Students will learn about ecosystems, lifecycles, food chains, identification and observing simple features. Some of our observations may even be used as data for larger scientific studies. Perfect for budding ecologists!
Our vegetable garden is also a good place to learn about parts of a flowering plant, plant reproduction and the interactions between plants and animals.
Every student who visits Bore Place will have a tour of the organic market garden at Bore Place. We also explore how farming impacts the wider environment, and learn about regenerative farming practices.
Bore Place is home to myriad birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, trees, hedgerows and wildflowers. Depending on what time of year you visit you will have the chance to explore some of our habitats, including meadows, orchards, ponds and woods.
Students will learn about lifecycles, food chains, identification and observing simple features. Some of our observations may even be used as data for larger scientific studies.
We have extensive experience of working with SEND groups and classes and are willing to create specially designed programmes to suit pupils with additional needs. Our tutor team has vast experience working with young people with SEN. We ensure all activities are accessible to visiting students and will tailor activities to suit the needs of the group. Our classroom spaces are fully accessible and we have accessible toilets, including a changing room with hoist.
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Inspection Visits
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Institute of Outdoor Learning
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Fantastic venue to get your pupils outdoors learning about the countryside, food, farming and the environment
Bore Place in Kent use the national curriculum to teach school groups about organic farming, food chains and learning outside the classroom.
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