With the return to school came the return of Woodland Wonders. The polytunnel continued to provide lots of fresh fruit, salad and vegetables.  

With HWB continuing until the school holidays, we continued to participate in swapping plants with the facebook page.  With good care from all the HWB children they all grew from strength to strength. The fruit on the butternut squash started

With the HWB up and running with social distancing in place, we created a small working group to develop and maintain the school grounds and woodland area. Myself, Mrs Rose and Mrs Bowring began clearing the now overgrown woods as woodland manag

So Covid was getting to be more and more of a threat to everyday school life and lock down began but life went on in the pollytunel, even Stan the cat was visiting. Meanwhile we seemed to growing the world’s largest cabbage which Stan loved to sleep in!

 

 

 

Even the shed had its usual new spring paint job, but everything was going to change. By the end of March we were classed as essential workers and only keyworker children came to school.  We became a HWB.

All of the year groups worked really hard when the weather was bad to make the indoor woods a safe, workable and practical space for storing equipment and changing before sessions.     Year 2 researched into the fires in Au