Two campuses, each with its own prospectus...
Our prospectuses provide an in-depth look at the services we offer here at EMA. Each campus has its own prospectus and you can download them by clicking the covers below. For a printed copy, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to send you one.
Moreton
The Moreton Campus is located at The Walled Garden Moreton, just outside of Dorchester.
Gillingham
Our Gillingham campus is located just outside of Gillingham town in North Dorset.
Which campus is right for me?...
Our Moreton campus is set within The Walled Garden Moreton, a five-acre formal garden, and is designed to support students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to achieve their potential through a combination of education and hands-on learning experiences in real working environments such as The Dovecote Café, formal gardens, and alongside our animals (such as goats, guinea pigs, and reptiles). The site is open to the public as a visitor attraction and students learn both independence and employability skills in thei chosen areas. Read more in the prospectus.
Our Gillingham campus does not have areas open to the public, and is an environment designed to meet the needs of students with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), anxiety disorders, social, emotional and mental health (SEMH), trauma and other special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The campus is shared with our Adult Social Care Day Opportunities service, and has dedicated classrooms, along with retail and hospitality training spaces providing students with a professional and immersive learning experience offering a realistic working environment to simulate industry standards as they develop their skills. Read more in the prospectus.
EMA Study Programmes
We offer a diverse range of opportunities and pathways at EMA with each campus providing a unique environment that empowers individuals to reach their full potential. For more information on each, please explore this page, or feel free to get in touch with us.
Preparation for Adulthood Study Programme, focusing on developing essential life skills and independence.
Support for Employment 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
