Bring learning to life through practical farm experiences, curriculum-linked educational visits and supportive enrichment programmes.
At Frampton Farm, we welcome primary, secondary and specialist schools to explore our working farm, meet our animals and discover the connections between farming, food production, science and the natural environment.
From one-off educational visits to regular nurture and enrichment groups, our sessions provide opportunities for learners to develop confidence, curiosity, communication and practical skills.
Our activities can be adapted to suit different ages, abilities and learning needs, creating meaningful experiences that complement classroom education.
Explore science, geography, food production and environmental topics through practical farm experiences.
Meet farm animals, discover farming life and take part in engaging, age-appropriate outdoor activities.
Supportive activities adapted to individual abilities, additional needs and different learning styles.
Develop communication, cooperation and confidence through shared experiences and practical challenges.
Our educational farm visits provide schools with opportunities to explore farming, animal care and the natural environment through practical, engaging experiences.
Learners can meet a variety of farm animals, discover how they are cared for, learn about food production and explore the connections between agriculture and everyday life.
Visits can be tailored to support curriculum topics including science, geography, PSHE, environmental education and food and farming.
Activities are adapted to the age, abilities and interests of the group, with opportunities for questions, observation and hands-on participation.
We welcome primary, secondary and specialist schools, with visits suitable for groups of up to 30 pupils plus accompanying adults at Frampton Farm.
Enquire About School Visits
Bring classroom topics to life through interactive farm experiences exploring animals, food production, farming and the natural environment.
Our guided visits offer opportunities for observation, practical participation and discussion, with activities adapted to the age and learning needs of your pupils.
Sessions can support curriculum learning while creating memorable experiences beyond the classroom.
Our small-group programmes provide a supportive outdoor environment for learners who benefit from practical experiences beyond the classroom.
Through animal care, horticulture, environmental projects and seasonal activities, learners can develop confidence, communication, teamwork and resilience.
Sessions may be arranged as individual experiences or regular placements, with activities tailored to group needs and desired outcomes.
Every school visit offers opportunities for children and young people to learn through observation, exploration and practical experiences. Activities vary according to the age of the group, curriculum objectives, season and daily life on the farm.
Discover animal behaviour, feeding, welfare and the daily care involved in looking after farm animals.
Explore where food comes from, how farms operate and the importance of agriculture in everyday life.
Discover habitats, plants, wildlife, sustainability and the changing seasons through outdoor learning.
Take part in suitable hands-on activities that encourage curiosity, problem-solving and teamwork.
We are pleased to offer a limited number of fully funded educational farm visits at Frampton Farm during 2027, supported through the DEFRA Educational Access Scheme.
These visits provide opportunities for pupils to explore our working farm, meet animals and learn about agriculture, food production and the natural environment.
Free Visit Information
Availability: Wednesday mornings, January–July 2027
Session Finish: All visits must finish by 12:00pm
Group Size: Maximum 30 pupils, plus accompanying school staff
Allocation: One free visit per school
Places Available: 25 funded visits in total
Visits are subject to availability and the requirements of the funding scheme.
A cancellation charge of £175 applies to non-attendance or cancellations made with less than one month's notice.
Schools interested in accessing a funded visit are encouraged to enquire early, as places are limited.
We offer a range of educational visits and enrichment opportunities designed to suit different school groups, learning objectives and support requirements.
Our guided educational visits provide opportunities for pupils to experience life on a working farm and explore curriculum-linked topics.
Visits at Frampton Farm are available for groups of up to 30 pupils, plus accompanying adults.
Our nurture and enrichment programmes are designed for smaller groups of learners who benefit from practical, supportive outdoor experiences.
Sessions can be arranged as half-day, full-day or regular programmes, depending on group needs and availability.
Session fees vary according to the type of programme, group size, duration and learning centre.
Please contact our team for current prices, availability and a quotation tailored to your school's requirements.
We encourage schools to discuss their pupils' ages, learning objectives, SEND requirements and any additional support needs before booking.
Frampton Farm is situated on a hillside with uneven ground, so schools should discuss any mobility or accessibility requirements with us in advance.
Request School Visit Information
Whether you're planning a curriculum-linked educational visit, a nurture group experience or a longer-term enrichment programme, we'd love to welcome your school to the farm.
Contact our education team to discuss your learning objectives, explore available sessions and arrange an experience suited to your pupils.
Practical Education Beyond the Classroom
Providing practical, farm-based education, recognised qualifications and alternative learning opportunities at Frampton Farm in Kent and Poppies Farm in Berkshire, helping young people develop confidence, independence and skills for the future.
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