Nigel and Lorraine Trowell farm 27 acres at Willow Farm in Yalding where they grow cherries, pears and plums, produce hay for sale, and keep chickens, sheep and goats.
For the past year, they have allowed individual children or small school groups to visit the farm and help with the farming activities.
Their young visitors all struggle to deal with a normal school curriculum, but find the farm visits peaceful and rewarding.
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