Growing on R Plot

"R Green Gang"

We are outside every Monday (KS2) & Thursday (KS1): 3.00-4.00 pm.

Please collect your children from the office at 4.00pm 

(You will be notified on the R Green Gang News link, by note or text if there are any cancellations)

We incorporate eco/environmental aspects also - we are going to continue with our Polli:Nation School aims                                       ..............SH  

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Summer Garden Gang 2019

A massive THANK YOU to all that came to potter. Hope you enjoyed yourselves. See you next Summer   SH

Sunflower Competition 2019

R Green Gang and Year 3 were given sunflower seeds to grow....

I have been trying to grow some of the spare seeds but they are growing very strangely - long (up to 14cm), thin (2mm) and twisty with only 2 leaves.

R Green Gang have mentioned problems. I hope Year 3 are faring better.....?                                                             SHx

July Update....

I have seen Mick Eaton (Judge for sunflower comp) and told him of our woes with the seeds we were given. He told me we can submit heavy heads from any sunflower we can grow. So last years saved seed has helped us out on the plot. If you can grow a heavy one I am happy to take it to the weigh in when the time comes in October

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Hurrah!

We are very lucky to have Jules from TCV to help run community sessions on R Plot.

Grown ups - why not pop along after your children have gone in to school

Potter, chat, dig in

Every Thursday morning

9 - 12, meet at the office by 9.15 (Refreshments available)

Also,

Family Green Gym

Every Saturday

10.30-1.30

Meet at sports hall gate via back car park

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Green Flag presented ! (by Lee Jowett)

Now to find a prominent place to display it...

Spot found, not that prominent -

have you spotted it??

Nick Packham from the organisation "Buglife" came to help enhance our "outdoor classroom".

R Green Gang had to work very hard (and very quickly - darkness was fast approaching) to rake and scrape the area so we could sow some wildflower seeds. Some were sprinkled on the prepared patches. Then there was the scatter sow - which was fun......

My favourite bit was the penguin shuffle to firm the seeds into the ground.

Fingers crossed the birds don't find all the seeds and that we have a mini meadow in the spring and summer.....     SH