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Girls First: Empowered, Encouraged, Engaged

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Farm

Beyond the Classroom

Roedean Farm offers pupils a unique opportunity to connect with nature, develop practical skills and understand the importance of sustainability.

Set between the South Downs National Park and the English Channel, the Farm provides an inspiring environment where learning extends beyond the classroom.

Through caring for animals and exploring local ecology, girls gain a deeper appreciation of the natural world and their role in protecting it.



I think it’s a really valuable experience working with animals as it’s really rare and it’s really nice to be able to care for them especially when it’s student led.


— Senior Farm Prefect —

A Living Classroom

The Farm brings learning to life by connecting practical experiences with the academic curriculum. Biodiversity surveys, conservation projects and sustainable farming practices support teaching in Biology, Geography and PSHE, while also encouraging pupils to think critically about the environment and food production.

Compassion Through Care

Animal welfare is at the heart of the Farm’s philosophy, giving girls meaningful opportunities to develop empathy, responsibility and confidence. Through caring for the sheep and goats, pupils learn about animal husbandry, health care and the importance of treating living things with respect.

A Shared Responsibility

Farm Club provides pupils with regular opportunities to contribute to the day-to-day running of the Farm and support its ongoing development. From feeding and caring for animals to creating a stimulating environment for livestock, girls gain practical skills while helping to promote sustainable farming and conservation.

Well Being Through Nature

The Farm provides a peaceful and restorative environment where girls can spend time outdoors, connect with animals and enjoy the benefits of being close to nature. Caring for the animals encourages mindfulness and a sense of purpose, supporting pupils’ wellbeing while helping them build confidence and resilience.

Scarlett

Responsible

Caring for the animals and reconnecting with nature is relaxing and rewarding.
Read Scarlett’s Story
Phil Halsey (maths teacher and former head ‘farmer’) 

Connected

“For over five years, the Roedean farm, located within our own grounds, has encouraged girls to use our wonderful outside space.”
Read Phil Halsey’s Story
Holly, Farm Hand

Outdoors

Getting the girls involved in the Farm is truly special. Seeing the girls grow in confidence and knowledge on the Farm is very rewarding.
Read Holly’s Story
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