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Join us for our
Open Day!

Saturday 20 June 2026, 10am to 3pm

Life at London's environmental college

Our courses teach you how to take care of animals, plants, gardens and wildlife as well as creative and craft skills; all in a refreshingly unique and professional outdoor learning environment.

Guided by industry experts and our excellent links with employers, we provide you with opportunities that will shape your future and help you gain hands-on experience, starting with our zoos, farm, gardens, estates, and commercial businesses.

 
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Why come to our Open Day

See what life is like at Capel Manor College:

  • Explore your local campus and its facilities
  • Discuss courses with tutors
  • Meet current and future students
  • Watch live talks and demonstrations
  • Receive support with your application
  • Secure your place for September 2026

Presentations available on the day

Topic

Time

Introduction to Capel Manor College

10.30am

Animal Management

11am and 1pm

Topic

Time

Introduction to Capel Manor College

10.30am and 12pm

Animal Management

11am

Horticulture and Professional Landscaping

11.30am

Apprenticeships

12.30pm

Floristry, Event Styling and Creative Arts

1pm

Agriculture, Arboriculture and Environmental Conservation

1.30pm

Topic

Time

Introduction to Capel Manor College

10.30am and 12pm 

Animal Management

11am 

Floristry and Event Styling

12.30pm

Apprenticeships

1pm

Topic

Time

Introduction to Capel Manor College

10.30am and 12pm

Animal Management

11am

Floristry and Event Styling

11.30am

Horticulture and Professional Landscaping

12.30pm

Environmental Conservation

1pm

There will be no presentations at our Regent's Park Campus.

Register for our Open Day

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Registration helps us manage numbers and provide you with relevant information before the event.

Yes. Parents, carers or supporters are welcome to attend with you.

No. The Open Day is an opportunity to explore options and ask questions before making any decisions. However if you do know the subject you are considering, that helps us to send you more personalised information.

You do not need to bring anything specific. If you have questions about a particular course, you may find it helpful to make a note of them in advance.

We will be open whatever the weather!

Register to attend

Places are limited, so we recommend registering in advance. Once registered, you will receive confirmation and further details about the day.

Find the subject that's right for you

Agriculture

Help shape healthier, sustainable approaches to daily life
Courses in Animal Care

Animal Management

Gain recognised qualifications in animal management, zoology and veterinary science

Arboriculture and Forestry

Preserve natural heritage at a variety of woodlands and prestigious landmarks

Art and Design

Designed to evoke a deep appreciation for the environment while nurturing your artistic skills

Business and Digital Skills

Develop the skills you need to run your own land-based business

Conservation

Learn how to care for wildlife and our natural environment

Dog Grooming

Learn the practical skills you need to become a professional dog groomer

English and Maths

Refresh your skills or improve existing GCSE grades

Floristry and Event Styling

Develop your creativity and experiment with different materials, styles and themes

Foundation Learning

Prepare for land-based vocational pathways or other progression routes

Garden Design

Learn how to transform open spaces into beautiful oases

Horticulture

Respond to the ever-changing world of horticulture and professional landscaping

Saddlery and Shoemaking

Learn to craft leather and make beautiful useable items through practical workshops

Mary Kate's story

My tutors helped me realise that I’m actually good at creative writing and capable of succeeding in other areas too. Mary-Kate is studying Advanced Technical Diploma in Floristry (Level 3)

Find us

Select a campus

  • Ledrington Road, London, SE19 2BS

    Tel: 020 8778 5572, Map

  • By bus: 157, 358, 410, 249, 432, 322, 417, 3, 363, 202 and 931

    By rail: Served by Crystal Palace Station (from Victoria, London Bridge and Dalston Junction)

  • Bullsmoor Lane, Enfield, Middlesex, EN1 4RQ

    Tel: 0303 003 1234, Map

  • By car: The Campus is situated just off junction 25 of the M25 and the A10 Southbound

    By rail: Served by Turkey Street Station (from Liverpool Street Station), the College is approximately 20 mins walk from Turkey Street

    By bus: Buses 217 and 317

  • Popes Lane, Acton, W3 8LQ

    Tel: 020 8993 6266, Map

  • By tube: Acton Town Station (Piccadilly line) is 10 minutes’ walk from the Campus

  • Mottingham Lane, Mottingham, London, SE12 9AW

    Tel: 020 8676 0870, Map

  • By bus: Jevington Way, Alnwick Road, and Mottingham Way stops are within five minutes' walk of the Campus

    By rail: Mottingham station is a 23 minute walk from the Campus, with regular services to London Charing Cross, London Bridge, Cannon Street and Dartford

    By car: Mottingham Campus is located on Mottingham Lane, just two minutes’ drive from the A20 Sidcup Road/South Circular Road roundabout

  • The Store Yard, Inner Circle, Regent’s Park, NW1 4NR

    Tel: 020 7486 7930, Map

  • By tube: The Campus is very well served by tube stations on various lines including Regent’s Park (Bakerloo line), Great Portland Street (Hammersmith & City, Circle and Metropolitan lines), Baker Street (Hammersmith & City, Circle, Jubilee, Metropolitan and Bakerloo lines) and Camden Town (Northern line)