Practical education connected to a real working farm. Schools, groups and curious minds come to His Majesty Place to see agriculture, sustainability and enterprise with their own eyes — and leave with knowledge they can use.
Every course below is taught where the subject actually lives — the compost heap, the solar panel, the beehive, the field. Enquire about any course and we will arrange dates, group size and pricing with you directly.
Soil, seeds, planting, crop care and harvest — the full cycle from ground to table.
Enquire about this courseTurn organic waste into a resource for healthy soil — see our working compost systems.
Enquire about this courseUnderstand solar power and responsible energy use, on installations that actually run the farm.
Enquire about this courseExplore how organic waste can produce useful energy for a home or farm.
Enquire about this courseBee colonies, pollination, honey and biodiversity — meet the hives up close (safely).
Enquire about this courseHabitats, trees, wildlife and environmental stewardship in a living landscape.
Enquire about this courseUseful sewing and creative enterprise skills that can start earning quickly.
Enquire about this courseTurn practical knowledge into ideas, value and opportunity — agribusiness from the ground up.
Enquire about this courseWe agree the topics with the teacher, and learners come with questions ready. A teacher pack can be provided on request.
Guided demonstrations and hands-on activities across the farm — composting, planting, animals, solar, conservation — matched to the group's age and syllabus.
Learners leave with observation tasks and project ideas their teacher can assess back in the classroom. Certificates of participation available for structured programmes.
Tell us about your school or group and what you would like the learners to study. We reply with available dates, a suggested programme and pricing.
Teacher packs — pre-visit lessons, safety guidance, observation sheets and post-visit assessment ideas — are prepared for each booked visit. Ask for yours when you book, or message us to discuss how a visit can fit your syllabus.