
Horticulture
Curriculum lead:
Mr A Gibbs
Curriculum Vision:
We recognise the immense value of learning outside the classroom (LOtC) as a means of engaging students in experiences that extend beyond traditional academic settings. We want to give students the opportunity to connect with the natural world through hands-on learning while gaining essential knowledge about growth, care, and sustainability. Beyond skill-building, time spent in the garden supports students’ mental and emotional well-being by providing a calming, reflective environment that promotes relaxation, emotional regulation, and a stronger connection to nature.
Curriculum Implementation:
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Curriculum Impact:
In preparation for adulthood our students will:
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Practise working as part of a team, developing physical skills and confidence.
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Practise how to work safely outdoors in a wide range of weather conditions.
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Learn to follow instructions accurately, use tools safely and understand what to do in situations that could be dangerous.
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Experience real situations where there is an opportunity to problem solve and think creatively.
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Experience links to work related learning, future employment, further education courses and voluntary schemes that they could access now and in the future.
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Develop a deep appreciation for biodiversity and the vital processes that sustain life.




