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Green Club activity in the West End Wildlife Garden

As in previous years, our school’s Green Club members are involved in many mid-day break activities related to the upkeep of its West End Wildlife Garden, a green oasis that hosts numerous indigenous species of flora and fauna.

This work includes weeding, pruning, planting, maintenance and other general upkeep tasks. This garden provides students and teachers with a quiet, natural environment where to relax or carry out tasks related to the curriculum.

Repairs to the garden’s windbreaker following damage caused by February’s storm

Repairs to the garden’s windbreaker following damage caused by February’s storm

This year, the club is working on extending the garden to the other side of the main path leading from the gate, allowing for more space where students can interact closely with nature. The main part of this work consists of putting up the windbreaker, creating a winding footpath, installing a bench and planting bushes and should be complete by the end of this scholastic year (2018-19).

Planning and working on extension of West End Garden

 

 

Planning and working on extension of West End Garden

 

Weeding, planting or preparing seedlings during the break

Weeding, planting or preparing seedlings during the break

Weeding, planting or preparing seedlings during the break

Written by Mr Sandro Borg, Green Club coordinator

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