Wildgoose Rural Training

Wernick Refurbished Buildings Wow Charity With New Teaching Space

By Wernick Refurbished Buildings in Industry News

Project name:  Wildgoose Rural Training and Nature Reserve

Sector: Charity

Location: Holt, Worcester

Client name: Wildgoose Rural Training

Supplied by: Wernick Refurbished Buildings

Accommodation type: 1-storey refurbished modular building

Size: 10 modules

Features: Large open plan training space, offices, toilets 

Requirement:  

Wildgoose offer people from all ages, backgrounds and abilities the opportunity to learn about and experience rural life.

Students with special needs or learning disabilities access the centre as well as young people who find the standard school curriculum difficult to engage with. 

In 2018 the charity set up a new care farm (a farming environment for training and therapy). They required a new building to serve as its hub.

The client needed a space resistant to the great British weather. They specified a large, open space with quality finishes.

The budget came from grants and loans and the client had to be mindful of every penny spent.

Solution: 

The client contacted four suppliers, including WRB. They visited a WRB depot and met the team and felt a “good vibe”

They felt from the meeting that the team “wanted to do the best job they could do for us”.

They were also impressed by the quality of building available for their budget. 

Installation of the modules took a day, and adding the hard-wearing lino and finishes took a further two weeks. 

The resulting 250m2 building is robust, weather-tight and spacious. The client has the option to keep the building permanently in situ or to relocate it if needed.

Client feedback:

Mark Davies, Chair of Wildgoose said: “The people at Wernick stood out for us. Their evident willingness to come up with the right solution at an affordable cost were a key influence in making  our decision. We found them easy to work with and keen to do the best job. The installation was straightforward and so much was achieved in a relatively short space of time.”