Coronavius (COVID-19)

We have developed a flexible model for our 20/21 academic year which will allow all courses to go ahead regardless of Covid-19 alert status. With a unique mix of online and remote learning, and a reopening of the campus and on-site accommodation, new applicants may rest assured that we have a clear plan to deliver fully immersive programmes, while still respecting everyone’s safety and health with respect to COVID-19. Further detail is available via the below links.

Applicant Information: Schumacher College >

Applicant Information: Dartington Arts School >

Before you arrive / what to expect >

I’m experiencing Covid-19 symptoms – what do I do?

I’ve tested positive for Covid-19 – what do I do?

I want to report Covid-19 symptoms or a test result

Looking for general information to support your learning experience? Try our Student Resources section >

I’m experiencing Covid-19 symptoms – what do I do?

I’ve tested positive for Covid-19 – what do I do?

I want to report Covid-19 symptoms or a test result

Non-student visitors are not allowed in our buildings (other than those already open to the public such as the Green Table and White Hart restaurants). If family are traveling to Dartington with students, we request that they drop off their students in the car park.

We encourage all visitors to the campus to download and use the NHS Track and Trace app, and to use the app to ‘check in’ when visiting by scanning the QR code at check in points.

This means that NHS Test and Trace can contact you if, for instance, there is an outbreak linked to our premises, and provide you with appropriate public health advice.

On the Dartington estate, you can check in at the following locations:

• The White Hart
• The Green Table
• Refectory (student dining area)
• Elmhirst Library
• Courtyard Library
• EDT Studio
• …plus other venues where public-facing events are taking place