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The Inchbald School of Garden Design


“I didn’t even have time for a holiday after the course. I had


commissions lined up.” Stephane Lustig www.lustigoutdoordesign.co.uk Recently qualified garden design graduate


“The Inchbald School of Garden Design enabled me to turn my life around. I was cabin crew for 13 years before I finally took a leap of faith and signed up for the diploma. Now I’m a busy garden designer. I couldn’t have even imagined a better outcome than this.”


Graduate Courses The Diploma in Garden Design course provides a thorough training in garden design, enabling students to enter garden design at a professional level. It is an intensive year-long course, requiring commitment from you, but as such enables you to achieve high standards in a relatively short time.


To find out more, call us on the number below or visit our website.


LAVANT HOUSE


Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 9AB


• Leading girls’ day, boarding & flexi-boarding junior & senior • Small classes, happy girls • Sunday Times Top 200 schools


• 100% pass rate at ‘A’ level, all girls off to their first choice universities year after year


• Outstanding pastoral care • Excellent Sport, Music, Drama & Art


• Set in spectacular Sussex countryside yet in close proximity to Chichester


• Specially dedicated Learning Centre for dyslexic support/ Gifted & Talented girls


• Taster days available


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40 YEARS


GROWING CAREERS


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