Spring Open Day @ Millie College, Holton Lee

Join us for a Spring themed open day in the grounds of Millie College. Students will be on hand to perfect their skills in welcoming you to the site selling plants and produce or providing a tasty treat from our on site café Faith's Kitchen! 

Spring time on the Holton Lee site can be very magical as the landscape starts to change and the wildlife emerges. Our team will be on hand to provide animal encounters on the day get those creative juices flowing with a themed creative craft or provide a well earned cream tea following a delightful stroll along the boardwalk and visit to one of our bird hides. 

If you haven't visited for a while there are some exciting developments within the grounds with our current expansion works on the rescued animal care department and our evolving plant nursery and kitchen garden. There will be many delights from the garden also on sale so keep a space free in your garden for that "Made by Millie" souvenir. 

Tickets: 

Adults: £2.00 

Children ( under 16): £1.00 

All tickets must be pre-booked: https://livability-millie-college.square.site/  

• The site will operate between 10am-4pm for this event. 
• Tickets must be purchased in advance as we manage numbers therefore you will be turned away at the gate if you do not hold a valid ticket. 
• All tickets are non-refundable donations to Millie College all funds go back into the work we do in supporting rescue animals and building the offer for our students. 
• Please arrive in your booked timeslot to ensure a more efficient visit. 
• Please ensure you are wearing suitable footwear for walking on the site we have varied uneven terrain on the 350 acre site. 
• The College will be operating as usual during this event therefore we respectfully ask that you do not enter any College buildings marked as staff only or learning zones. 
• For safety reasons please do not feed animals or enter any animal enclosures. 
• Our Open Days and Events allow Millie College students to learn new skills and build towards social outcomes and the world of work. As this is a learning environment we ask that you are considerate of the students and patient when visiting areas where the students are supporting/working. 
• We may need to cancel the event if extreme weather occurs we will contact you to make you aware in advance of the day. 
• Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome 

Host or Publisher Shaftesbury Millie College