We are thrilled to reveal the transformation taking place behind the MUGA! Over the half-term, the school has been working hard to install a brand-new path, creating an accessible and inviting outdoor space for our children to enjoy.
A School-Led Vision This project is a school-driven initiative designed to enhance outdoor learning and well-being. To support this, the school has installed three large sensory planters which will soon be filled with a variety of textures, scents, and sounds—from "Velvet & Whiskers" lamb's ear to "Lemon & Mint" herbs.
How the PTFA is Supporting While the school leads the development, the PTFA is dedicated to helping this garden grow:
Grant Applications: We are actively applying for environmental and educational grants to fund additional sensory equipment, such as weaving nets, musical chimes and nature stations.
Community Soil Drive: To get our "Sensory Row" ready for planting, we are looking for donations of multi-purpose compost or topsoil.
By working together, we ensure that the 470+ children from Nursery to Year 6 have a high-quality, calming environment that supports their sensory development and education.
PTFA Reminder: All parents and staff are automatically members of the PTFA. Helping with projects like this is a great way to "engage in activities which support the school and benefit the pupils" as outlined in our constitution.