About Us

MA Equestrian is a friendly and inclusive equestrian centre based at Glebe Farm in Bozeat, offering a range of riding and learning opportunities for children and young people of all abilities. We are a licensed riding school and a certified provider of the British Horse Society’s Changing Lives Through Horses (CLtH) programme.

We specialise in equine-based learning tailored to individuals with additional needs, including those with Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs). Our sessions are delivered in a nurturing, structured environment where horses support emotional wellbeing, life skills development, and academic progress.

What We Offer

• Riding Lessons (from beginner to advanced)
• Horse Care and Stable Management Courses
• Changing Lives Through Horses Programme (CLtH)
  • Mapped to Key Stages 1–4 and the National Curriculum
  • Designed to support learners with EHCPs, SEMH needs, autism, anxiety, and neurodiverse profiles
  • Builds six Key Life Skills: Communication, Confidence, Teamwork, Responsibility, Building Relationships, Perseverance
• Bespoke EOTAS/EHE Packages for local authorities and families
• One-to-One or Small Group Therapeutic Equine Sessions
• Summer Clubs and Activity Days
• Opportunities to work towards recognised BHS Awards

Who We Support

• Children and young people aged 6–25
• Individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
• Learners with anxiety, school avoidance, or mental health challenges
• Home-educated children and young people with EOTAS arrangements
• Anyone looking to grow through meaningful, animal-assisted learning

Why Choose Us?

• Safe, calm countryside setting with licensed instructors
• A trauma-informed, person-centred approach
• Proven results in improving confidence, attendance, emotional regulation, and re-engagement with education
• Sessions tailored to EHCP outcomes and goals
• A fun, engaging, and practical alternative to classroom-based learning

Location: Glebe Farm Equestrian Centre, Harrold Road, Bozeat, NN29 7LB

Contact: info@molly-ann.co.uk

Website: www.molly-ann.co.uk