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Sir Robert Geffery's School Farm and Forest Program

Outdoor/ Nature Activity
Saltash, Cornwall
Sir Robert Geffery's School Farm and Forest Program offers a dynamic blend of traditional classroom learning with nature-based education. Set in Landrake, Cornwall, England, this program provides students with practical life skills through engaging in farming and forest management activities. The initiative focuses on sustainable agriculture, ecosystem management, and environmental stewardship. Weekly activities encourage students to care for animals, engage in gardening, and learn about ecological sustainability. This immersive program enriches education by bringing classroom teachings to life, making it ideal for homeschooling families seeking structured, nature-centered learning opportunities.
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