farm

A special feature at Weatherfield School are the farm and grounds.
All the children, past and present, have over a period of many years have been actively involved in creating and maintaining habitats where a rich variety of flora and fauna can flourish enabling pupils to gain first hand learning and understanding.


We often have lambs born at school. Our oldest but friendliest sheep is called Lucky. She was born on the school grounds.	We often have baby animal on the farm. This helps to teach the children how to care for animals it also teaches the 'facts of life' and often death.	We have many goats on our farm. Every year, in spring, we have kids born. Pupils are encouraged to take part in their care.
Click Here To See The Rest Of Our Grounds.	Weatherfield School Farm	Click Here To See Our Ground Improvements
These are our purpose built duck ponds. All our ducks, geese and our turkey live they have just enough water to swim in.	Our chickens are free range. We collect the eggs from the hen houses. We also collect the egg's from our quails and geese.	This is Lilly our pony. All pupils have the chance to care for Lilly in their rural studies lessons.