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School trips to MANOR FARM

School and Group Visits to Manor Farm

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Experience historic farm life

An immersive journey into Hampshire's rural past - interact with traditional farmyard animals and explore authentic historic buildings for a memorable blend of outdoor fun and hands-on historical discovery.

Victorian Rural Life

Pupils can step back in time as they explore the beautifully preserved Victorian farmhouse and period cottage. Walking through these authentic historic spaces allows youngsters to vividly contrast traditional nineteenth-century domestic routines with modern daily life.

Step back in time to explore Victorian rural life, meet rare breed animals and discover Hampshire's rich farming pastEducation Destination


Located in the beautiful Hampshire countryside, Manor Farm is an immersive working museum that perfectly complements a busy residential trip. It offers youngsters a wonderful opportunity to step out of the modern world and directly into a bustling historic farmyard, balancing fresh air and fun with captivating historical discovery.

The site acts as a brilliant, tangible resource for exploring local history and changes within living memory. Pupils can wander through the authentic Victorian farmhouse, sit in the period schoolroom, or see the traditional forge in action. These well-preserved environments bring the Victorians and Edwardians to life, allowing students to contrast past rural routines with their own modern lives.

Beyond the historic buildings, the venue is an active farm where students can investigate animals, habitats and biodiversity. Meeting the traditional rare breeds and learning about agriculture, food and healthy living provides a hands-on understanding of food provenance. A visit here is a hugely rewarding experience, equipping youngsters with practical knowledge to enhance their residential stay.

The Historic Schoolroom

A major highlight for visiting school groups is the authentic period schoolroom. Youngsters can sit at the traditional wooden desks and experience exactly what classroom discipline and daily lessons felt like for agricultural children over a century ago.

Traditional Farm Skills

Students can witness rural heritage in action by visiting the traditional working forge and historic barns. Seeing the historic machinery and traditional agricultural technology offers a brilliant, hands-on lesson in how farming has evolved over the generations.

Meet the Farm Animals

Manor Farm is home to a wonderful variety of traditional and rare breed livestock. Pupils can meet the friendly farmyard animals while learning all about animal welfare, agricultural habitats, and the vital role these breeds played in Hampshire's rural economy.

Wartime History

Famous as the setting for a major historical television series, the farm provides a tangible link to the 1940s. Youngsters can discover the vital domestic agricultural effort during World War II and learn about the crucial role of the Women's Land Army.

Key Learnings

Agriculture, Food & Healthy Living

As a historic working farm, pupils can discover traditional agricultural methods, meet the farmyard animals, and learn about food provenance by exploring how crops have historically been grown, harvested, and prepared.

Animals, Habitats & Biodiversity

The attraction operates as an active farm featuring a variety of traditional and rare breed animals, providing youngsters with a wonderful, hands-on opportunity to study animal welfare, life cycles, and agricultural habitats.

Changes Within Living Memory

The historic farmhouse, traditional kitchen, and authentic washhouse offer an excellent comparative environment for younger pupils to contrast historical domestic chores and rural life with modern-day conveniences.

Edwardians

The farm perfectly encapsulates early twentieth-century rural life, allowing youngsters to explore the daily routines, agricultural practices, and social structures of the Edwardian period.

Inventions & Technology

By exploring the historic farm machinery, the working forge, and the period kitchen equipment, students can investigate how agricultural technology and domestic appliances have evolved over the last century.

Local History

The site provides a highly immersive snapshot of Hampshire's rural past, allowing pupils to step back in time and understand the rich agricultural heritage and historical daily life of the local farming community.

Victorians

Complete with a traditional Victorian farmhouse, an authentic schoolroom, and a period cottage, the site is an outstanding immersive resource for students studying nineteenth-century domestic routines and rural life.

World War II

Famous as the setting for the BBC's "Wartime Farm", the venue provides a brilliant, tangible link to the domestic agricultural effort, rationing, and the vital role of the Women's Land Army during the 1940s.

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Meet and feed some of our friendly residents! Learn how we care for them through interactive games. Discover the importance of animal produce, poultry and eggs. Experience our fleece up close and have a go at carding wool.. Learn about growing food, plant a seed to take home (seasonal).

Go back in time to understand life as a Victorian child. Learn about household chores, games and crafts; take part in an authentic school lesson and explore the heritage farmyard.

Our authentic wartime setting helps children to understand what life was like at a 1940s farm. Experience a wartime school lesson, explore wartime recycling and make a rag rug. Develop your understanding of rationing, billeting, discover the art of code breaking and find out about undercover operations during WW2.

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