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Accountability Statement

As the only specialist landbased provider in Gloucestershire, Hartpury has a mission to deliver relevant and high quality education in its niche subject areas to local, regional and national students. Our statement provides context behind our mission, explains our approach to developing the statement, and highlights our contribution to meeting local, regional and national skills needs. Read on to discover our key excerpts, or click below to view our full statement.

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The Accountability Statement draws on numerous sources and stakeholder engagements, while considering:

  • Hartpury 2030 Stakeholder Engagement
  • Hartpury Skills Review 2023-2024
  • Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP)
  • Ofsted Inspection Report, 2024
  • Gloucestershire Economic Strategy
  • Hartpury College Industry-Curriculum Co-creation Events
  • The Gloucestershire Agri, Food and Rural Business Group
  • LMI from the Hartpury Business Development Team
  • Review of the Gloucestershire colleges offer
  • The gfirst LEP Skills Strategy 2022-2027
  • National Skills Priority Sectors
  • Unit for Future Skills
  • Landex data sources
  • Involvement of the Governing Body

Our purpose and strategy

When we developed our 2025 strategy, we set our overall mission to be 'a specialist niche provider, delivering relevant, effective and high-quality education and training for employment in sport, equine, animal and agricultural industries; locally, regionally, nationally and internationally’ (Hartpury Strategy, 2025) which we believe we have achieved.

Our new Hartpury 2030 Strategy: Stronger Together, explains our strategic priorities of passion, people and place that will guide us in the coming years and help us become the UK’s leading education provider in our specialist areas.