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Conquest Ouessant sheep Conquest ouessants are breeders of the worlds smallest breed of sheep. Based in East Sussex.

25/10/2026

🐑 OUESSANT SHEEP SOCIETY MEMBERS – YOUR SOCIETY NEEDS YOU! 🐑

🌟 Could YOU help shape the future of our wonderful breed? 🌟

The Ouessant Sheep Society is looking for enthusiastic, passionate individuals to join our Board of Trustees on a voluntary basis!

Whether you've been involved with Ouessants for years or are relatively new to the breed, this is a fantastic opportunity to get more involved, make a real difference and help shape the future of the Society.

💚 Why become a Trustee?

As a volunteer Trustee, you'll play an important role in helping to develop and strengthen the OSS, promote our wonderful little sheep and support the conservation of this unique heritage breed for generations to come.

And you don't need to be an expert in everything!

Every Trustee brings their own skills, experiences, ideas and enthusiasm to the table. With so many different aspects to the Society's work, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in areas that interest you.

🐑 What's involved?

✅ The Board meets virtually just 4–5 times a year, plus the AGM.

✅ You can contribute as much time as your other commitments allow.

✅ There are opportunities to get involved in a wide variety of projects and activities.

✅ You'll have the support and guidance of fellow Trustees.

✅ You'll be part of a friendly team working towards a shared goal – the future of the Ouessant breed!

You don't need previous Trustee experience – just enthusiasm, commitment and a willingness to get involved.

📢 Could this be YOU?

Any Full Member of the Society is eligible to stand for election as a Trustee, and we'd love to hear from members who feel they have something to contribute.

📅 NOMINATIONS CLOSE AT MIDNIGHT ON SUNDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2026

📩 How to apply

Please email your nomination to [email protected], including:

- Your full name and membership number.
- The names and membership numbers of two Full Members who will propose and second your nomination.
- A short statement (maximum 150 words) introducing yourself and explaining why you'd like to become a Trustee.
- A completed Trustee Declaration of Eligibility form.

📄 Trustee Declaration Form: Contact the Secretary to request a copy of the form.

Prefer to apply by post? Contact the Secretary for the postal address.

All nominations will be acknowledged. If you don't receive an acknowledgement, please follow up with the Secretary.

Don't have a proposer or seconder? Please don't let that put you off! Get in touch with the Secretary, who can help you with the nomination process.

🐑 The OSS belongs to its members, and its future depends on people willing to get involved.

Whether your strengths lie in sheep breeding, conservation, communications, events, administration, or simply bringing fresh ideas and enthusiasm, there could be a place for you on the Board.

💚 Be part of something worthwhile. Help shape the future of the Ouessant Sheep Society!

And he's off, we are kicking  things off a couple of weeks earlier than usual this year, what with the current bluetongu...
11/10/2026

And he's off, we are kicking things off a couple of weeks earlier than usual this year, what with the current bluetongue situation and a show early next year.

We are looking to put brown across all lambs next year, to hopefully increase the amount of brown we have over time. So its a bit of an all eggs in one basket kind of a breeding season.

Its over to you now Roger 🤞🤞🤞

It appears Norman has developed somewhat of a crush on Pig… 🐑❤️🐷Unfortunately, this blossoming romance has left poor Kif...
11/10/2026

It appears Norman has developed somewhat of a crush on Pig… 🐑❤️🐷

Unfortunately, this blossoming romance has left poor Kiff cast aside, having lost his companion to a rather unexpected love intrest.

Conquest Norman and associate Kiff wondering what time dinner might be served.
04/10/2026

Conquest Norman and associate Kiff wondering what time dinner might be served.

Well, that’s a wrap on another fantastic  ! 🐑Our third and final show of the year brings our show season to a close. We’...
27/09/2026

Well, that’s a wrap on another fantastic ! 🐑

Our third and final show of the year brings our show season to a close. We’ve had so much interest in the Ouessant breed and enjoyed some great conversations over the weekend.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to meet the sheep and learn a little more about them. And a big thank you to South of England Agricultural Society for inviting us back to show off our little sheep once again!

26/09/2026

A great first day at ! 🐑

We’ve had lots of interest and plenty of questions about our Ouessant sheep. They’re now very sleepy after meeting everyone!

Roll on day two tomorrow.

25/09/2026

A bit of a late finish, but all set up for the first day of tomorrow. #

Looking for something to do this weekend? Come along to the South of England Agricultural Society   at Ardingly, West Su...
25/09/2026

Looking for something to do this weekend? Come along to the South of England Agricultural Society at Ardingly, West Sussex! 🐑

We’ll be in the Animal Barn with a selection of our Ouessant sheep. It’s a great chance to meet these wonderful little sheep in person and ask us anything you’d like to know about them.

The weather is looking good, and it’s set to be a great weekend. We hope to see you there!


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A little bit more halter training this evening for Conquest Norman (see what I did there). No AI needed to make this pro...
19/09/2026

A little bit more halter training this evening for Conquest Norman (see what I did there). No AI needed to make this promising young chap look the part.

🐏 Our Ram Hire Diary is Now Open! 🐏Our ram hire diary is now open for the 2026 breeding season.However, due to the incre...
18/09/2026

🐏 Our Ram Hire Diary is Now Open! 🐏

Our ram hire diary is now open for the 2026 breeding season.

However, due to the increased Bluetongue risk this year, we will be offering reduced availability.

To help minimise movements and reduce risk, each of our rams will only be available for one hire this season. Hire periods will run from late October/early November through until the end of December.

If you're looking to hire a ram for your ewes this autumn, please drop us a message to discuss availability.

As availability is limited this year, early enquiries are recommended. 🐑

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