Our Eco Council members had a fantastic time planting daffodils around the school grounds, adding a touch of nature's beauty to our school environment.
This annual planting activity helps brighten up our shared space while supporting pollinators in the spring. The students thoroughly enjoyed getting their hands dirty, working together, and making a positive impact on our school community.
We can’t wait to see these cheerful flowers bloom and remind us of the importance of caring for our planet!
A big thank you to Mrs Mullan, our resident gardener for helping the children carry out this activity
