A five-star stay for our six-legged guests
Our Year 5 children have been busy getting creative and hands-on, designing and building bug hotels for the Broadhurst garden and Forest School area.
As part of their learning about biodiversity and sustainability, the children have been exploring the importance of mini-beasts and the vital role they play in our natural environment. They have discovered how providing habitats for insects and other small creatures can help support local wildlife and encourage a healthy, thriving ecosystem.
Using a range of natural and recycled materials, the children have carefully constructed their bug hotels, thinking about the different spaces and hiding places that insects need to shelter, rest and make their homes.
The finished bug hotels will be an amazing addition to our wild spaces, helping to attract and support a variety of fascinating little visitors. We hope they will become a buzzing hub of activity and provide plenty of opportunities for the children to observe wildlife and continue their learning outdoors.
Mr Coleman
