Bore Place is a charity dedicated to nature recovery, regenerative land stewardship, environmental education and community engagement set in 500 acres of Kent landscape. They offer nature-based educational activities for all ages and dedicated outdoor education programmes for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Young agriculturalists programme
This new programme offers young people aged 16–25 who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) the chance to gain practical work experience, develop new skills and take their first steps towards a career working outdoors.
This free, hands-on programme combines learning in the outdoors with opportunities to connect with nature, build confidence and gain a nationally-recognised Level 1 qualification in Land-Based Studies.
Get involved in:
- Organic growing and food production – learn about growing food organically and sustainable farming.
- Land management – discover how land is managed to support food production and nature recovery.
- Horticulture – develop practical growing and gardening skills.
- Environmental surveys and monitoring – learn how to observe and record wildlife and the natural environment.
- Tool use and garden maintenance – build practical skills and learn to use tools safely.
- Teamwork – work alongside others, develop communication skills and grow in confidence.