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Potters aspires to create improved meaningful activities for people of all ages living with ASD/learning disabilities/additional support needs that vary in complexity. These meaningful activities are life skills based around nine areas of learning. with certificates being presented monthly. We have a need’s-based person-centred approach, this allows each student to complete their award/s in a timeframe and manner that suits their individual needs. 1. Fruit and Vegetable (productive garden) 2. Wildlife (conservation area) 3. Therapeutic/orchard garden 4. Rose Garden 5. Workshop (basic woodwork skills) 6. Learning/Development (skills zone with I.T. equipment) 7. Beekeeping (The Walled Garden Honey Co) 8. Jewellery/Craft making 9. Cooking Learning outcomes are evidenced in written and photograph-based portfolios which are assessed and verified prior to certification.