The children at Convent Junior School play a vital role in encouraging biodiversity through their dedicated gardening efforts. By planting a variety of flowers, herbs, and vegetables, they create habitats that attract bees, butterflies, and other important pollinators. Their work in maintaining bird feeders and bug hotels further supports local wildlife, making the school grounds a thriving ecosystem. Through their hands-on involvement, the children learn the importance of protecting nature while actively contributing to a greener, more sustainable environment.
Jeff at the local Garen centre shows the children how to plant beans.
Planting Onions and Peas. The children love the outdoors and gain much from being out working in the fresh air.
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