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Askham Bryan College of Agriculture and Horticulture - Askham Bryan York YO23 3FR

Barony College - Parkgate Dumfries DG1 3NE

Berkshire College of Agriculture - Burchetts Green Maidenhead Berkshire SL6 6QR

Bicton College of Agriculture - East Budleigh Budleigh Salterton Devon EX9 7BY

Broomfield Agricultural College - Morley Ilkeston DE7 6DN

Durham Agricultural College - Burnhope Way Peterlee SR8 1NU

Greenmount College of Agriculture and Horticulture - 22 Greenmount Road Antrim BT41 4PU

Merrist Wood College - Stoke Park Guildford Surrey GU1 1EZ

Moulton College - West Street Moulton Northampton NN3 7RR

Oatridge College - Ecclesmachan Broxbourn West Lothian EH52 6NH

Otley College - Otley Ipswich Suffolk IP6 9EY

The Scottish Agricultural College - West Mains Road Edinburgh EH9 3JG

Welsh College of Horticulture - Northop Near Mold Flintshire CH7 6AA

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Quotes about education:

Schools and colleges have until now (to recap briefly) served a society that needed reliable, predictable human components. Appropriately enough, they spent overwhelming amounts of time and energy ironing out those human impulses and capabilities which seemed errant. Since learning involves behavioral change, lifelong learning was the most errant of behaviors and was not to be countenanced. Educational institutions, therefore, were geared to stop learning. Perhaps half of all learning ability was squelched in the earliest elementary grades, where children found out that there exist predetermined and unyielding "right answers" for everything, that following instructions is what really counts and, most surprisingly, that the whole business of education is mostly dull and painful. -George B. Leonard, journalist and educational consultant, Education and Ecstasy (1968)