School of Homeopathy: Resources: On-site

Lecture rooms - The lecture rooms are well-appointed and beautiful rooms, filled with light, warmth and serenity. We intentionally opt for a more relaxed and informal feel than the usual university campus with desks and hard seating.

Reference Library - The School has a large and growing collection of homeopathy books and magazines that students can freely peruse. This is a great resource for researching assignment questions.

Bookshop - With thousands of homopeathy books to choose from, it is hard to know where to start. Working with Alternative Training, we have put together a collection of around 120 titles, narrowing the selection. These are all books we recommend. Books can be purchased by mail order and either posted to you or picked up from the School.

Computer Repertories - The School has the latest software packages available on computers for student use and demonstrations. We also arrange for computer software representatives to come into to speak directly with you.

Technology – Each lecture room has audio-visual equipment and presenting facilities. DVD, video and computer presentations are all catered for. Broad band is available at the School but not ‘beamed’ into each room. Whilst we embrace technology we also like to keep it in the background.

Dining – The School has wonderful dinner facilties with top notch food. Refreshments are provided. Lunch meals are paid for separately, in advance. Organic food is used where available and all diet types can be catered for. Evening meals are possible with prior arrangement.

Accommodation - Hawkwood can accommodate more than 50 guests on site, with 14 single, 14 double and 3 triple rooms. Camping or campervan spaces are also available. We can also provide a list of local B&Bs.

Gardens and walks - Students have full access to the School’s 24 acres of tranquil woodland, gardens and fields making your stay more like a retreat than a School. Countryside walks, for miles and miles, are a stone’s throw away.

Cotswolds - The area is well known for gentle hillsides (‘wolds’), outstanding countryside with river valleys, water meadows and beech woods, sleepy ancient limestone villages, historic market towns and for being so ‘typically English’ where time has stood still for over 300 years.

consulting garden at Yondercott House