The Willow Project Continues!

Posted on March 14, 2014 by Shoscombe Primary School

Phase two of the Willow project. Last Wednesday all of the KS2 children helped to construct a willow dome at the end of our fedge. The dome will be one of the entrances to our forest school area which is really beginning to take shape. We now hope to construct a seating area, bug hotel and digging area. We’re hoping to begin to use the area in April.

Mary Cross can be contacted via www.organic-matters.co.uk

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