Participating in our free Farmer Time initiative will allow you to use current technology in your classroom to bring your curriculum to life. Communicating regularly with a real-life example of a UK working farm and farmer, you will be able to not only offer your students the opportunity to find out where their food comes from but also promote understanding of a wide range of curriculum subjects. With over 1,000 UK schools already participating in the initiative, engaging and relevant learning opportunities have been created across the UK from EYFS to Key Stage 5 proving that Farmer Time would be an effective contribution to your classroom delivery.

PLEASE NOTE: there is currently a waiting list for schools taking part in Farmer Time, we’re thrilled at how the project has taken off and so many teachers are recommending the Farmer Time initiative – thank you! We’re doing all we can to get farmers on board and ready for the connection, so please bear with us and we hope to be able to pair you up with a farmer within two months of signing up.

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Case Studies

Case Study: Thrussington C of E Primary School

Case Study: Anderton Park Primary

Case Study: Atkins Farm Farmer Time

Case Study: Vauxhall City Farmer Time

Case Study: Poultry Farmer Time

Case Study: Egg Production Farmer Time

Case Study: Mixed Farming Farmer Time

Case Study: Shorthorn Dairy Cows Farmer Time

Case Study: Lamb Farmer Time

Case Study: Sheep Farming Farmer Time

Case Study: Arable Farmer Time

Case Study: Yorkshire Eggs Farmer Time

Case Study: Cut Flowers Farmer Time

Case Study: Fruit Farmer Time

Case Study: Beef Farmer Time

Case Study: Beef and Arable Farmer Time

Case Study: Upland Beef and Sheep Powys Farmer Time

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