Courses in the Cotswolds

Definition: ~ to coach : v. to give tuition or instruction to a small group

Hence The 'Coach' House, a converted barn set in the midst of a thriving family farm offering creative courses, all in a relaxed atmosphere of fun and gentle learning - not to mention the chocolate brownies...

The Coach House works closely with Oxleaze Barn running events and off site training days. Once a month Bridge is held in the Barn with Joe Searby to hand to keep you on the straight and narrow. Anne Sutherland from Yoga Spring runs a yoga class in the Barn on Monday mornings.

Situated between Burford and Lechlade in the Cotswolds on the Gloucestershire/Oxfordshire border, you will find The Coach House between the villages of Eastleach, Southrop and Filkins.

Chipps Mann

Art Courses

The Coach House runs art courses throughout the year. Nine week terms, two or four day courses, a Beginners Special, How to Improve your Drawing...there is something for everyone. Davina Owen (aka Mini), a renowned artist in her own right, brings out the very best in her pupils.

Bridge in the Barn

Bring a table of four (or we can match up tables if you are a one, two, or three) to these fun, light-hearted evenings to just play and/or to improve your Bridge.

Joe Searby is there to teach the best bidding and playing, and to explain any tricky situations if you get stuck.

The Garden

We welcome groups of any size - coffee, tea is available, and lunches for groups. We can also suggest other gardens in the area which will also welcome visitors but are not always open to the public.

The newly restored Oxleaze Barn offers space for group lunches and teas.

Contact us

The Coach House

Oxleaze Farm

Filkins, Nr Lechlade

Gloucestershire GL7 3RB

Tel. 01367 850216

Mob. 07786 918502

Email: t hecoachhouse@oxleaze.co.uk

Testimonials

Thank you so much for introducing me to parts of my iPad that I didn't know existed! It was very refreshing to be taught how to 'drive' it from someone with such patience and empathy. I think it was exactly the fact that you claimed to be non-techie that made the whole experience so enjoyable.

Alison, Bampton