Set on stunning rolling hillsides, our campus epitomises the very best of land-based education. The recent addition of the £4 million Future Farm research facility means students and businesses are at the heart of the next evolution of environmental farming. Whether it’s a love of horses, sport, protective services, heavy machinery or animal care, nobody forgets their time at Duchy College Stoke Climsland. 

 Our facilities include: 

• 10 metre climbing tower
• Sports hall and various pitches
• Equine yard with livery facilities
• Dog grooming parlour
• Learning Centre
• Animal centre and five animal paddocks
• Fully equipped gym
• Golf Swing studio
• Forest School
• Future Farm

 Accommodation

As we are a specialist land-based college we attract students from all over the country. We understand that many of you may need accommodation, which is why we can provide you with options both on and off campus.  

At Duchy College Stoke Climsland we pride ourselves on the care we provide to our Students. Parents and guardians will be pleased to hear that the care of the students is also assessed by Government Standards and Ofsted. We can offer you various accommodation options both on and off campus. This ranges from full board with three cooked meals, seven days a week, to self-catering for older students.


We offer courses in:

• Agriculture & Countryside Management
• Animal Management & Veterinary Nursing
• Construction
• Equine studies
• Foundation Learning
• Land-based Engineering
• Military & Protective Services
• Sports & Fitness

 Supporting your Study Programme

If you are aged 16-18* and on a full-time course with us, you will be participating in the Study Programme. The Study Programme has been developed because we want to help everyone leaving school become well prepared for the workplace and higher education. Our aim is to broaden your experience; combining a specialist qualification, with skills including English and mathematics as well as preparation and participation in employability.

For learners with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), this is an essential part of Preparing for Adulthood. We therefore promote independence as much as possible within the study programme, resulting in bespoke approaches to supporting each individual.

*if you are aged 19+ and have an EHCP you are funded as a 16-18 Study Programme Learner.

Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Provision

We are committed to supporting every learner, to ensure they are equipped with the tools and resilience required to successfully achieve their learning goals and aspirations. Please see our SEND Provision Statement for further information and details should you wish to talk to someone in person.

Whether you need advice, support, facilities or equipment we will do our best to provide it for you. We want to make sure that you have no problems during your study here at college and are easily able to join in with student life.

When you apply to study with us we will ask you to disclose any additional learning needs that you may need help with and we will endeavour to put appropriate support in place for the start of your studies.