Our Moreton Campus is set within The Walled Garden, Moreton a five-acre formal garden and is a designed to support students to achieve their potential through a combination of education and hands-on learning experiences in real working environments. Students benefit from real life work experience settings in:
- The Dovecote Café
- Formal Gardens
- Kitchen Garden
- Animal and family area
- Garden shop
The site is open to the public and students learn both independent and employability skills in their chosen areas.
Moreton Study Programmes
We offer a range of study programmes designed to empower students and support their transition onto their next steps:
Preparation for Adulthood Vocational Study Programme, focusing on developing essential life skills and independence.
Support for Employment Vocational Study Programme, aimed at equipping learners with the skills needed for meaningful employment opportunities.
Functional Skills. English, Maths, and Digital Skills delivered through a tailored approach that meets the individual needs of our students.
Supported Internships, providing real-world work experiences in a guided and supportive environment.
Transition Study Programme, helping students smoothly transition from EMA to their chosen future pathway.
All programmes include English, Maths, Digital Skills and vocational learning tailored to each students skill level and needs. This approach ensures that students receive a balanced education, combining functional, practical, and career-oriented skills.
By combining functional, vocational, and life-skills education, we ensure our students are equipped to reach their full potential and transition successfully into adulthood.
A little history…
The gardens re-opened to the public in May 2015 when EMA took over the site and have since undergone significant replanting and restoration, with the site now managed by our expert garden team (with help from the students too). The gardens are not only a free entry attraction for the public to enjoy, but they also play a vital role in providing diverse habitats within a small area, which means plants and wildlife can thrive at a more abundant level than they might in less diverse locations.
Our curriculum is shaped from the environment at the Walled Garden which is home to:
- The Dovecote Café
- Formal gardens
- Kitchen garden
- Animal and family area
- Garden Shop
To find out more about our individual study programmes, please choose one below, or feel free to get in touch with us directly to discuss any aspect of them.