Next week sees the start of our summer clubs and with the introduction of gardening and
biodiversity buddies, we are looking to revitalise part of the school grounds, with a very
exciting project focusing on creating a wildlife pond, wild flower area and the sprucing up the
raised beds.
**We have need of child sized garden tools, gloves, pond plants and we will need to erect a
fence around the pond. If you are able to help, or have a contact with a company or might be
able to, we would really appreciate the support. **
In other news, we’re thrilled to see how much our Reception robins have grown this week too
After learning about germination, Year 2 loved watching their seeds germinate and start to grow, checking on them each day as tiny roots and then shoots began to appear. Before long, they had turned into little seedlings, and everyone was so excited to plant them into the soil and help them keep growing at home as part of their .Barrow sustainability
We’re delighted to share the work that Harry (Y2) has been doing as part of his biodiversity pledge. He has:
● Created his own bug hotel to support local wildlife
● Explored nature at Nowton Park, listening to birds and discovering bugs and spiders
● Helped biodiversity at home by leaving areas of grass to grow longer
A brilliant example of caring for our environment—well done, Harry! We love seeing how our children are making a difference!