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Curly's Farm & School

Registered Charity Number 1182633

Welcome

Welcome to Curly’s Farm and School

Who we are

Curly’s Farm & School is an independent special school and therapeutic working farm for children and young people aged 5 to 19. Every young person on roll holds an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan and is placed with us by their local authority, most commonly Kent County Council. Many have spent significant time out of education or have found mainstream and other specialist settings difficult. Our provision is built around that reality.

 

Our ethos is simple: every learner deserves to thrive

 

At Curly’s Farm and School, we prepare pupils not just for the next stage of education, but for happy, fulfilling lives in their communities.

Welcome to Curly's Farm & have a look at what we do...

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At Curly’s Farm, everyone rolls up their sleeves and gets involved in real, hands-on farming! Together, we care for the animals who call the farm home, taking part in meaningful daily tasks that build confidence, teamwork, and self-esteem. Every young farmer plays an important role — learning new skills, developing social connections, and discovering just how rewarding life on the farm can be.


Whatever the Weather 🌦️

Curly’s Farm is a true all-weather farm — we don’t stop for a bit of rain! With our spacious indoor barn, there’s always something going on, come rain or shine.

We welcome schools, groups, and individuals (by prior arrangement) to join us for unique, hands-on farm experiences that combine learning, fun, and personal growth.


A Farm with Heart ❤️

Curly’s Farm isn’t just a place — it’s a community. A place where everyone has a role, every effort matters, and every day brings something new to learn. Whether you’re mucking out, feeding animals, planting seeds, or lending a hand to a friend, you’ll always be part of the Curly’s Farm family.

 

Take a virtual tour of our beautiful farm, situated on The Isle of Sheppey

Judge Rob Rinder visits Curly's Legacy for the Attitude Magazine Foundation

Have a look at the day that Rob Rinder, our Patron, came to visit Curly's Farm.