New Forest School
Phone: 02380817040
Address: Bartley Farm,
Bourne Road
Bartley,
Southampton
SO40 2AU
Bourne Road
Bartley,
Southampton
SO40 2AU
New Forest School is an Independent Special school from 8 – 16 years providing tailored educational packages for our students.
We work to provide a strong sense of community with a caring and considerate ethos in which all students and staff are respected and valued. We have two school farms, which provide our students the opportunity to engage in horticulture and animal management, either as part of their learning (City and Guilds up to Level 3) or for the therapeutic value that working with animals and being outside can bring.
We encourage students to grow their own fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers and provide a focus on field to fork by incorporating the farm produce in the catering lessons back at the school or selling this as part of enterprise projects.
We are keen to ensure all students understand the impact on the environment they are having and this is a core theme running through all of our work whether this is in respect of recycling, re-use, preservation and building wildlife habitats or responsible sourcing.
Both of our farm sites have classrooms attached with qualified teachers and support staff who plan lessons to make the best use of the farm environment. This can incorporate sensory integration therapy from our Occupational Therapists.
We work to provide a strong sense of community with a caring and considerate ethos in which all students and staff are respected and valued. We have two school farms, which provide our students the opportunity to engage in horticulture and animal management, either as part of their learning (City and Guilds up to Level 3) or for the therapeutic value that working with animals and being outside can bring.
We encourage students to grow their own fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers and provide a focus on field to fork by incorporating the farm produce in the catering lessons back at the school or selling this as part of enterprise projects.
We are keen to ensure all students understand the impact on the environment they are having and this is a core theme running through all of our work whether this is in respect of recycling, re-use, preservation and building wildlife habitats or responsible sourcing.
Both of our farm sites have classrooms attached with qualified teachers and support staff who plan lessons to make the best use of the farm environment. This can incorporate sensory integration therapy from our Occupational Therapists.
Facilities: Wildlife area
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