Wildgoose Rural Training

We’re always incredibly grateful to local businesses who support the work we do. Your kindness helps us continue offering meaningful day services for people with disabilities — and it truly makes a difference. 💚

🔸 Pencroft, who generously donated 20 tons of topsoil — helping our gardens flourish 🔸 Pulley Farm, who kindly welcomed our students during lambing season to meet all the new arrivals

🪵 A Big Thank You from Us to You! 🐑🌱 Our students have made these two beautiful plaques to show appreciation to two local businesses who’ve supported us recently:

🏏 A Huge Thank You to @WorcsCCC We’re grateful to you for inviting us to watch the England Men’s Disability match last week. Our students had a great time – soaking up the atmosphere, even getting the chance to have a go themselves! Thanks for a brilliant experience!

A big thank you to @WorcsCricketFdn for the brilliant cricket sessions over the past 10 weeks. Our students have had a fab time We’re grateful for your time, enthusiasm and the care you brought to each week. You’ve made an impact, and we hope to welcome you back in the future!

A lovely day out for some of our students today as they visited a local farm! They had the chance to meet the new lambs up close and even helped out with feeding time. A hands-on experience full of smiles, learning, and plenty of woolly cuddles!🐷🐑🚜

Just look at this amazing lantern our student made! Handcrafted with love, colour, and care, it's a real showstopper. Each side features unique mosaic panels that sparkle in the light—bringing a warm, magical touch to our space. Huge well done to the incredibly talented maker!

A massive thank you to Richard Carter Tools for their generous donation of tools! These will make a real difference, helping us keep our gardens and nature reserve looking fabulous all year round. Your support means the world to us—and to the wildlife that calls this place home.

Look who we caught on camera at the nature reserve last week – a cheeky-looking polecat! Such a treat to see one up close.

Just look at these handmade hot cross buns we baked last week – they tasted absolutely incredible! Soft, spiced, and packed with flavour – we’re pretty proud of them!

Thanks to their dedication and support from the Thursday Night Club, the garden is now complete and ready for you to enjoy! Come and have lunch in the sunshine, surrounded by nature, in a space that now stands as a lasting legacy for both our students and our visitors to enjoy.

Over the past few weeks, our students have been hard at work bringing new life to the garden at Bonnie's Tea Room and Visitor's Centre at Wildgoose — generously donated to us last year by Macmillan in the West Midlands at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival / Malvern Autumn Show .

We're grateful to @RockFall_UK for donating over 40 pairs of safety boots to us! With all the heavy-duty farm and conservation work we do, we get through our fair share of boots—so this generous donation will make a real difference. Thank you for supporting what we do!

This new space allows us to expand our programs and offer places to local school students who may be struggling in mainstream education—giving them the support and hands-on learning they need to thrive.

Thanks to the generous support of @MarkMasonsHall, The Clive Richards Foundation, The Eveson Trust, The Bernard Sunley Foundation, The Nineveh Trust, @axisfoundation , and The Michael Marsh Charitable Trust, we can now provide more opportunities for our students.

This week, Wildgoose Rural Training had the incredible honour of welcoming the Lord-Lieutenant of Worcestershire to officially open our brand-new teaching space!

Last week our guys went off site to a stables to repair an electric fence, tidy up and learn how to handle horses and what the different equipment is used for. A great morning out!

and £20 for the bird boxes.

Our talented woodwork team has been hard at work crafting these beautiful bird boxes, feeding tables & stations, just in time for Spring! 🌿🐦 Bring a touch of nature to your garden and support local craftsmanship for just £10. Available now at our tea-room, or send us a message

This week one of our students went over to Droitwich community pantry where they helped to fill crates, break down boxes and then collected surplus food to bring back for our students. Thanks guys!