- Home
- Beyond the Classroom
- Community
- Sebastian & Dolores
Sebastian & Dolores
Therapy Pigs
Kune Kune pigs are a small and friendly breed hailing from New Zealand.
These charming pigs are known for their unique appearance, with compact bodies, upturned snouts, and distinctive wattles on their lower jaws.
Their docile and social nature makes them excellent pets and ideal for educational purposes in schools. Kune Kune pigs are valued for their adaptability and suitability for both rural and urban environments, making them a popular choice for pig enthusiasts and smallholders.
Meet our Community
Louise Carter
HLTA - Eco Schools and Family Support
Working at Prospect House has enabled me to develop a deeper understanding of a SEND provision and how the children can have a profound impact on you as an individual.
View Profile
View All Profiles
Michelle Peacock
Operations Manager
Working at Prospect House is fabulous! It is an extremely rewarding job and no two days are ever the same.
View Profile
View All Profiles
Robin Anthony
Deputy Headteacher
Working for the trust has had a huge impact on my career and I am immensely proud of the achievements I have been able to share with pupils and staff across the city of Manchester.
View Profile
View All Profiles
Millie Johnson-Harter
Deputy Headteacher
Working at Prospect House has been an incredible journey; watching pupils all across the city thrive within the Prospere Learning Trust has been a highlight of my career to date.
View Profile
View All Profiles
Alfie
Therapy Dog
Alfie is calm and friendly and he plays a crucial role in providing emotional support
View Profile
View All Profiles
Ovie
Therapy Dog
His affectionate presence and unconditional love make him an invaluable companion
View Profile
View All Profiles
Pepsi & Shirley
Chickens
Their size, appearance, and behaviours captivate students' interest and foster curiosity about wildlife
View Profile
View All Profiles