Lambourn School was a nice friendly place and the children were keen to work outside. We built a dome and some nice living willow fencing. This was the start of an eco area for the school which will later also have a pond and a copse.
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Living Willow Nationwide
We have been working every day this month making up for the lost time when the snow stopped us getting on with projects. Last week we were in the Newbury area. Our friend Peter Shelton the head at Lambourn Cof E Primary organised for us to go down to his school for 3 days and also to work on a family project for WOW family outreach centre at Hungerford. Before beginning work at Lambourn we spent one day working with the children at Cheam Prepatory School. Despite the cold and snow showers we built a willow tunnel to go wth their already established maze and dome.
Lambourn School was a nice friendly place and the children were keen to work outside. We built a dome and some nice living willow fencing. This was the start of an eco area for the school which will later also have a pond and a copse.
The WOW Project is based at The John O'Gaunt School in Hungerford. They have a nice secluded garden where we built a dome and tunnel.
Lambourn School was a nice friendly place and the children were keen to work outside. We built a dome and some nice living willow fencing. This was the start of an eco area for the school which will later also have a pond and a copse.
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