Sept 2025

Met the eco council pupils today, talked about eco club and what they would like to do and what its all about. we had discussions about expectations and the importance of their role's, The children are very excited to see whats next.

Sept/2025

 visited grange-town green house and got to meet the team we had a look around and was amazed with all the wonderful things they do, we will continue to plant again next week. Very happy children and very excited to go back.

sept/26/2025

Today we had the pleasure of going to the Grange-town green house again, planted some more plants and learnt how to use a watering can, how to properly look after worms and the importance of them.

The children was super excited even found how food can be made as compost in the compost bin.

Oct/10/2025

Today we used our own planters to plant seeds such as coriander, brussel-sprouts, lettuce, kale, peas, carrots, Eco council showed fantastic work and interest in planting these seeds, they are all looking forward to seeing these grow and tend to. Eco club learnt about the 3 sisters and why the are valuble to each other, sweet corn, squash and beans. Lots of happy muddy hands even nurture joined in for a little bit.

Now-Dec 2025

The last few weeks we have been drawing posters for our school on what we have done so far and why what we are doing is so important to us and to our planet. Lots of discussions on whats their favourite thing to do and what they would like to do in the future.

15th January 2026.

Today we went around our school ticking off what we have and haven't done for bio diversity, the children discussed carefully what trees we have available, what plants we have for pollinators,wild life, bird house and bird baths. we also looked at what we can do to add the things we ticked on the list we have which we will be turning those into a yes throughout this season till summer. The children are very excited about this and to learn more about climate change in our area and around the world. 

22.01.26

Bio-diversity 

We started our biodiversity journey by learning how to support local wildlife. One of our first activities was making a hedgehog home using natural materials, helping us understand the importance of creating safe habitats and caring for the environment. This helped us have an understanding the importance of providing shelter for animals, especially natural habitats. This activity showed us how we can care for nature in practical ways and encourage us to look more closely at the living things that share our environment.

Biodiversity

29.1.2026 

Today the eco club children have been busy documenting the wildlife around our school, taking time to carefully observe animals and insects in their natural environment. they recorded what they see through notes and pictures, helping them learn how different species live and interact. This activity has encouraged the children to be patient, curious, and respectful of nature. By exploring their surroundings, they are developing a stronger connection to the environment and a better understanding of why protecting local wildlife is important.

                                                                      Biodiversity 

Feb/6/26

Today the children learned even more about biodiversity, while meeting the local council charity, They explored how different plants grow and why having a variety of plants is important for nature. The children enjoyed harvesting the food they had previously grown and were excited to taste it. Many showed pride in their work and were more willing to try new foods. This activity helped them build a stronger connection to nature and understand where food comes from. I also had a 3 and half our meeting on climate change on a smaller scale to larger scale and how its affected.