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Patchwork Farm

Patchwork Farm is a therapeutic care farm that has been specially designed to allow the young people onsite at Chailey Heritage Foundation a unique, hands on, multi-sensory experience with a number of different animals. 

All of the animal paddocks are fitted with 4ft gates for wheelchair access directly into the animals' enclosures. Concrete paths and the outdoor learning centre allows young people and adults to visit the farm all year round.

As well as the therapeutic benefits the farm offers to the young people accessing our own services, Patchwork Farm is also open for external schools and groups from the wider community to book educational sessions for a unique, close up experience.

The sessions for pupils of the School have clear learning objectives linked to their ‘My Next Steps’ targets, which all contribute to learning.

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You can help support Patchwork Farm by sponsoring an animal

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Ducks and Goose Case Study This is a chance to learn exactly how our animals provide the children and young... Harriet Harriet has been developing her communication skills during her visits to Patchw... Toby We hear from Teacher Paula about how Toby has benefited from his experience with... Ella Patchwork Farm is a unique resource for supporting learning in a wide range of w... Henry

Read about how Patchwork Farm has helped Henry's confidence
Sheep There are over 1 billion sheep in the world. A group of sheep is known as a herd... Ducks

We have a number of different ducks here at Patchwork Farm

 Guinea Pigs Guinea pigs aren’t actually pigs or from Guinea! They originally come fro... Donkeys

Our donkeys have come from The Donkey Sanctuary.

 Pygmy Goats

Our Pygmy Goats were donated by Godstone Farm.

 Chickens We have several chickens on Patchwork Farm, with Colin the cockerel ruling the r... Pigs

Our pigs are a mixture of Iron Age, Kune Kune, Pot Belly and Wild Boar.
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