Hartpury

We have taught here and found the staff very friendly and welcoming

My son is taking his A-Levels at this college. The effort by this college to transfer from home to living away is no less than A***. The animals are kept in a very good state and the facilities are second to none. I cant thank the college enough for the facilities for my son to continue practicing football as well as play football.

Ignore the ignorant rantings of the "Animal Rights" nutters on this platform. All are working on hearsay. I have a Child taking A Levels here and the environment is hugely positive and supportive.

Have seen various pictures of your students with dead animals. First a cat being held up by one leg murdered by your student. Then a murdered fox. What are you teaching these students. Disgusting. On researching I understand they were allowed to continue their courses. Shame on this school.

A video shows students from this esteemed institution butchering a captive fox cub. The college has come out with a cock and bull story of a road accident and how these humane and caring individuals put the poor creature out of its misery despite the fact that students are associated with hunting. If you plan to study at this institution be prepared to develop psychopathic tendencies which will equip you for a life of hunting and perhaps you may become a Tory MP so you can become an apologist for their activities.

cz

Only good thing about this place is the social life, lecturers don't teach and when they try to its all wrong. Complete waste of precious time and money

Very poor lessons. Farm is appalling, animals kept in poor facilities, and in poor condition. Not a great way to show the future how to farm! lectures don't care what so ever. very poor college would not recommend.

Not a good environment for 16 year olds, living there, very expensive. Not a good experience too much pressure on young people. I hope someone reviews the situation and looks into what really is going on in the accommodation side and the tutors need to take more notice of the pupils.