Coleshill School’s ‘Big Tidy Up Saturday’ – A Minibeast update!

As part of Biodiversity Year we have created a bug habitat area and the children are learning about minibeasts. We are encouraging bugs to live in our school garden. A ‘Big Tidy Up Saturday’ took place and mums, dads, staff and children cleared litter from the school garden and grounds. A ‘bug hotel’ was made, which we hope will soon have lots of minibeasts checking in.

Posted on April 26th, 2010 by Agent Earp

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This story is filed under Coleshill Church of England Infant School, Mission Updates.

One Response to “Coleshill School’s ‘Big Tidy Up Saturday’ – A Minibeast update!”

  1. Agent McGee Says:

    Congratulations Agent Earp and the Coleshill team! Your minibeast bug hotel looks like deluxe accomodation! Let us know how you get on…

    Comment posted on September 30th, 2010 at 2:49 pm

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