Pear Tree Lake Farm is a riding centre based in Staffordshire that provides therapeutic horse riding sessions through its connection with the Riding for the Disabled Association. Sessions form part of the Burcott and District Riding Group programme and run on Tuesdays during term time, giving riders a regular weekly contact with horses and ponies in a structured setting.
The centre specialises in therapeutic riding, focusing on the physical and emotional benefits that time spent on horseback can offer. Riders are typically children who attend from local schools or come along with parents and carers, and the group format means each session combines riding with time spent with the horses and ponies on the ground. The approach is inclusive and the centre is accessible, allowing participants with a range of needs to take part in the activities on offer.
Facilities support the therapeutic focus of the work, with sessions delivered in a calm, supportive environment where experienced group leaders and helpers assist each rider. Because the centre runs only on a term-time Tuesday schedule, sessions fit alongside the school week and are aimed at regular attendance rather than drop-in visits.
Pear Tree Lake Farm holds group membership of the Riding for the Disabled Association, reflecting the standards and safeguarding framework that govern its therapeutic work. The centre is located in Staffordshire in the West Midlands. Anyone interested in finding out more about the therapeutic riding sessions, referral routes or group availability should contact Pear Tree Lake Farm directly for up to date information.