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Local college awards staff 4% pay increase
Local college awards staff 4% pay increase
Category: College News
College invites local employers for National Careers Week
National Careers Week celebrates career guidance in education across the UK to help support young people leaving education. With this in mind, the Careers Team at Plumpton College held a Careers Fair last week, inviting over 50...
Apprentices presented with National Institute of Meat Awards by HRH The Princess Royal
We're proud to announce three of our apprentices who study with Plumpton College have won three of nine awards at the Institute of Meat (IoM) and Worshipful Company of Butchers Annual Awards, held at Butchers' Hall in London, on...
Plumpton goes electric! Leading the way to carbon zero.
Leading the way to carbon zero
Categories: College News, Sustainability
Dog Grooming students enjoy masterclass by Julie Harris, on the Anatomical Kind Hands Tour
Last weekend we were delighted to welcome Julie Harris to the college for a full day's dog grooming masterclass as part of her Anatomical Kind Hands Tour.
BSc and FdSc Wine students experience the vineyard in their first year and progress to engaging in winemaking operation
At Plumpton College, BSc and FdSc students spend most of their first year in the vineyard and progress to practical time in our winery with the winemaker and engage in a range of winemaking operations in their second year.
First signs of spring bring lots of opportunities for Agricultural students
Our students are counting the days to start the farm's spring activities. The first phase of lambing has happened, with the second phase just around the corner, alongside a high increase in calvings.
College opens new butchery training centre for South East
Plumpton College is responding to national food skills shortages by opening a brand-new specialist meat processing education and training facility at its college farm.
Categories: College News, Land Management
College cattle graze at Seven Sisters using virtual fencing tech
Plumpton College are delighted to move some of its pedigree Sussex cattle herd to Seven Sisters Country Park to graze the chalk grassland landscape as part of a new conservation management plan with The South Downs National Park.
Categories: College News, Sustainability, Land Management
Learn more about our history
Since the original 400-acre College farm was bought back in 1919, Plumpton College has certainly seen a lot of changes.
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