Our Green School offers teenagers the chance to develop practical, vocational skills and study towards a City & Guilds qualification ‘Skills for working Life: Horticulture’.

Young adults aged 19 – 25 with additional needs are invited to join our ‘Grow to Work’ group where they can participate in a range of horticultural work experience activities.

The Therapy Gardens offers social and therapeutic horticulture to adults with a range of physical disabilities, learning difficulties and mental health challenges.

Social and therapeutic horticulture is offered to stroke and brain injury survivors where person-centred gardening activities can benefit long term recovery and general wellbeing.

The Therapy Garden offers social and therapeutic horticulture to Alzheimer’s and Dementia clients. The beneficial qualities of gardening are widely recognised as a way to improve overall health and well-being.

The Therapy Garden offers 6 week ‘Green Social Prescribing’ programmes of seasonal gardening activities to a small groups of clients on Thursday mornings

Volunteers, clients and staff were all delighted to welcome HRH the Countess of Wessex to The Therapy Garden. Read more about it here.

Designed with mobility in mind, our beautiful, tranquil garden offers accessible pathways, raised beds, a polytunnel classroom, sensory areas and quiet spaces.

The link between green spaces and human health is widely acknowledged, with increasing calls for ‘therapeutic horticulture’ to be prescribed by health professionals.