Easton & Otley College
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Academic affiliation
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University of East Anglia |
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| Budget | £25m |
| Principal | David Henley |
| Students | 5,000 |
| Undergraduates | 300 |
| Location |
Norwich and Ipswich
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| Campus | Easton, Norfolk & Otley, Suffolk |
| Website | www |
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Easton & Otley College is a college in the UK, with campuses in East Anglia. Easton College and Otley College merged on 1 August 2012. The school provides full-time, part-time, work based learning, distance learning and commercial training for students aged from 14 through to adulthood. The focus is on education and training for agriculture, horticulture, arboriculture, countryside, animal studies, and equine. Complimentary vocational areas include construction, engineering, foundation learning, sport and public services.
The College
Easton & Otley College offers full-time courses in the following curriculum areas:
- Agricultural Engineering
- Agriculture
- Animal Studies
- Arboriculture
- Construction
- Countryside Management
- Equine Studies
- Fisheries
- Floristry
- Foundation Learning
- Gamekeeping
- Horticulture
- Motor Vehicle Engineering
- Sport
- Uniformed Public Services
Tennis Centre
Easton College Tennis Centre is a £3.2M development consisting of 8 indoor tennis courts which is Norfolk’s only pay & play indoor tennis facility. No membership is required to use the courts.
Built with partnership funding from the Learning and Skills Council, The Lawn Tennis Association, the Norfolk Lawn Tennis Association and of course the college, the project was completed in two phases. In autumn 2008 the first stage of the building project was completed when the four court air hall became operational. Once these courts were up and running the tennis programme started to develop. In early 2009, building work started on phase two of the project. This second stage was this permanent structure, including four more acrylic indoor courts, changing rooms, toilets, refreshments, offices, seminar rooms and a viewing gallery.
