31st May 2022
Fairfield Farm College students win big at Westbury Young People Awards 2022
Students at Fairfield Farm College have won the Student Council Award at Westbury Young People Awards 2022.
4th April 2022
Fairfield Farm College students raise over £4000 for good causes
It’s been an incredibly busy month for students at Fairfield Farm College, a specialist college based in Dilton Marsh.
14th October 2021
Fairfield Farm College students enjoy exciting new project at the Wiltshire Museum
Students at Fairfield Farm College have been working with the Wiltshire Museum on a new 4-week project, focusing on the work of WW2 landscape artist Eric Ravilious. His work captured many beautiful paintings of the chalk downloads of Wiltshire and Sussex.
28th June 2021
Stanley Black & Decker work with Fairfield Farm College students
Fairfield Farm College, a college for young adults with learning disabilities based in Dilton Marsh, has recently started working with power tool and security technology giants Stanley Black & Decker.
14th May 2021
Fairfield Farm College students showcase their artistic talents at the Wylye Valley Art Trail 2021
Students at Fairfield Farm College recently supported the Wylye Valley Art Trail 2021, showcasing a display of their creative artwork.
31st March 2021
Fundraising Fun at Fairfield Farm College
Students at Fairfield Farm College have been busy fundraising for two fantastic causes over the past few weeks. Despite COVID-19 restrictions, students were able to raise an amazing amount of money and had to think of imaginative and different ways to fundraise.
12th February 2021
Fairfield Farm College to offer teacher training course from September 2021
Fairfield Farm College, a special needs college based in Dilton Marsh, is offering an exciting new teacher training opportunity, starting in September 2021.
16th September 2019
A real-world approach to work-related learning
Dr Graeme Athey is Director of Education at Fairfield Farm College, which specialises in providing study programmes for young people with SEND, focusing on work-related learning as an alternative to the traditional work experience model.