Rectory Farm is a small family farm set in undulating countryside, with the Great Ouse forming the northern boundary. A disused railway line dissects the farm. The southern part is situated on high ground that runs down to the river, which meanders through traditional water meadows. There are detailed letters available, which date back to 1822 – 1846, to show that the farm belonged to the Church. It was bought by the local Council c 1920 and sold on in 1992. It is now a mainly livestock farm with the farmer having a keen interest in conservation.
The farmer, George Eaton, is very experienced in offering school visits. He is a former winner of a Bayer/FACE Award for his outstanding contribution to farm education.
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Rectory Farm (Tingewick)
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Register or sign in to access this Place's details.Facilities
- Coach parking
- Covered space
- Hand washing facilities
- Toilets
Pricing
We are able to offer free visits to 25 classes per year.
What we can offer
- Pre-visit information available
- Provision of materials/equipment/livestock
- Risk assessment
- Set programmes
- Tailored programmes
Accreditations
CEVAS Accredited
This place has CEVAS accredited personnel.
CEVAS stands for Countryside Educational Visits Accreditation Scheme. A nationally recognised accreditation, the scheme offers training for individuals who are working – or plan to work – with groups of school children, young people or clients with additional needs.
