Updated: Aug 21, 2020
We already have a number of established vegetable beds growing Kale, Sprouts, potatoes, spinach, artichoke, squash, broccoli and room for so much more
On the fruit side, Apples, Pears, Plumbs, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Blackcurrants and Red-currants are abundant across the site.
“Not only will we be using this fruit for catering, we will be creating Jams and Preserves to take home and sell in the local community shop, as well as donating to local food banks.”
Due to our recent approval from the DfE to expand our school, we are seeking to recruit for multiple positions over the coming months. We have a number of young people waiting for placements with us o
It is with great pleasure that I can share the confirmation of the Purchase of Royston Farm by MiMe Heuristics CIC, the not for profit company that we set up to run the Wildings. This momentous step f
After a really positive Ofsted inspection in January this year, the DfE have approved more placements at the Wildings School. We are really pleased and proud to be able to increase our numbers and sup