09/01/2022
Warwickshire County Council High Speed Two Limited (HS2 Ltd)
On Thursday 9th December, Headteacher Carl Lewis and teaching assistant Jenny Ward were joined in school by Susan Hartland-Smith and her team: Emily Reilly, Charmion Roberts and Freya Murray from the Tame Valley Wetlands and Warwickshire Wild Life Trust who are based at the Hams Hall Environmental Centre in Coleshill.
Children from the Year 6 classes worked with the group to plant over 200 native tree saplings provided by the The Woodland Trust They also planted 300 daffodils, snowdrops and bluebells as part of the schools Green-Up project to improve the school environments and to encourage more children and adults in the village to get involved with gardening.
The school also recently won a national 'Helping Your Community Grow' competition hosted by Dobbies Garden Centre and received gardening tools, bulbs, seeds and seed trays for every class as part of their £500 win.
For more details and photos, see:
https://water-orton-primary-school.secure-primarysite.net/photo-gallery/