 Aldenham School EcoCommittee will be raising money for St Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital - an initiative that has treated over 200,000 injuried and sick wild animals since opening their doors in 1983. Providing 24 care and emergency contact should a sick animal be found. St Tiggywinkles is the worlds largest wildlife hospital, working tirelessly every day to provide veterinary care and sanctuary. Click here to find out more about St Tiggywinkles and donate.
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Check out the Environmental Review and Action Plan by clicking here and then share your ideas below!  Please post any suggestions you have for wet / cold weather activites we can be doing during the cold weat January / February weather. The ground is too hard and cold for planting and the weather too chilly, with the dark afternoons making outdoor work impossible at this time of year. We need to be thinking about eco-friendly or EcoSchools relevent things we can be doing during this time - post your ideas below.
 A brilliant way to spend a Saturday morning!
Comments from all involved below please! I am in the process for downloading and then uploading the rest of the photos - watch this space!  Please join us on Saturday 10th November from 10.30am - 3pm (or as long as you can spare)
BYO shovels, gloves and wellies! We need help doing the following: Laying pathways (levelling, laying membrane and gravel) Builing raised beds (cutting railway sleepers, laying and digging) Digging over vegtable patches Tidying up! UPDATE - We need Wheelbarrows - if you have one please bring it along! If you are coming to join us, please add your name to the list and details of what you can do by posting a comment! Thankyou in advance!  Hello all!
Next Thursday Mr Lillicrop has kindly agreed to spend some time with us out in the garden. He has requested that you have some wellingtons and a shovel or garden tool of some kind so we can tidy up the garden, dig up the willow house and dig ove rthe compost heap. Don't forget!  Its time we did some practical work as a reward for all the EcoSchools paperwork!
After half term we are going to make some bird feeders in the form of fat balls - seeds in lard. This is highly nutrious and will help the local birds make it through what is looking to be a long cold winter. PLEASE COLLECT EMPTY YOGURT POTS AND BRING THEM INTO SCHOOL - THEY WILL BE THE MOLDS FOR THE FAT BALLS Any more suggestions of projects we can do on a cold Thursday afternoon? Get typing below! | 
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