Sneyd Green Primary School
Last month Green Governor visited Sneyd Green Primary School in Stoke-on-Trent for an RSPB roadshow. Right next to the carpark they have a fantastic wildlife garden. It’s clearly been professionally installed to a very high standard and is a real credit to the school. A lot of thought has gone into the design turning a very small area into an attractive area that is beneficial to wildlife while at the same time being a functional teaching area.
Sturdy steps lead straight off the carpark into the wildlife garden
The pond looks completely natural, only very close inspection reveals that a liner has been used. The decking and rail have been finished to a very high standard.A semi-circle of logs provides a home for wildlife and an excellent teaching resource with plenty of space for the whole class to observe the mini-beasts
A circle of sturdy benches makes a great teaching area
A semi-circle of logs provides a home for mini-beasts and plenty of space for the whole class to observe them
A 'forest' of insect homes and bird feeders
