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Digging deep - Charlotte Illingworth and Marcus Pound start work on Emley First
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Digging deep - Charlotte Illingworth and Marcus Pound start work on Emley First
Digging deep - Charlotte Illingworth and Marcus Pound start work on Emley First Schools new conservation garden. The children planted trees and shrubs bought with a £ 145 grant from West Yorkshire County Council. The garden will be used by children in work on plants and wildlife for their environmental studies. 19th March 1986
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Digging Deep for a Greener Future - Charlotte Illingworth and Marcus Pound, two enthusiastic students from Emley First School, embark on an exciting project as they break ground for the school's new conservation garden. This photo captures their determination and passion as they begin planting trees and shrubs purchased with a generous £145 grant from West Yorkshire County Council. The creation of this vibrant garden marks a significant milestone in the school's commitment to environmental education. Designed to serve as an outdoor classroom, it will provide countless opportunities for children to explore plants and wildlife, fostering a deeper understanding of our natural world. As young eco-warriors in the making, these children will learn firsthand about sustainability, biodiversity, and the importance of preserving our precious environment. Taken on 19th March 1986 during the nostalgic era of the 1980s, this image encapsulates both innocence and ambition. It represents not only a momentous occasion for Emley First School but also highlights society's growing awareness about conservation efforts during that time. This timeless photograph serves as a reminder that even small actions can make a big difference when it comes to protecting our planet. The legacy left by Charlotte Illingworth and Marcus Pound continues to inspire future generations at Emley First School who carry forward their dedication towards creating a greener future.
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