Adult and Community Courses

Mother’s Day Gift

L1PT

Course Type: Adult and Community
Location: Broomfield Hall
Subject Area: Floristry
Start Date: 06/03/2027

If you're interested in floristry, come and join us at this informal and welcoming workshop. You can learn how to make a beautiful spring basket design, perfect for a...

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Garden Design and Construction

L1PT

Course Type: Adult and Community
Location: Broomfield Hall
Subject Area: Horticulture
Start Date: 19/11/2026

This course is designed to give students an introduction to garden design and landscape construction.

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Make a Door Wreath for Christmas

L1PT

Course Type: Adult and Community
Location: Broomfield Hall
Subject Area: Floristry
Start Date: 27/11/2026

This course will help you to understand the construction of a moss-based Christmas door wreath.

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Make a Door Wreath for Christmas

L1PT

Course Type: Adult and Community
Location: Broomfield Hall
Subject Area: Floristry
Start Date: 20/11/2026

This course will help you to understand the construction of a moss-based Christmas door wreath.

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Lambing – An Introduction to Theory and Practical

L1PT

Course Type: Adult and Community
Location: Broomfield Hall
Subject Area: Agriculture
Start Date: 07/03/2027

This one-day introductory course is designed for anybody who has an interest in lambing. Maybe you already have some sheep, or are planning to get some, and would...

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Smallholding – animal husbandry

L2PT

Course Type: Adult and Community
Location: Broomfield Hall
Subject Area: Agriculture
Start Date: 06/03/2027

This course is aimed at anyone who is interested in running a smallholding, or simply growing their understanding and practical skills within the land-based sector.

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