Here's seedlings in the sink.
We started in the Art Studio because the access to the chickens is there.
Here's Peter Nuttal with hen, garden ornaments and stained glass that are part of the enterprise scheme
and the bees, which were enjoying the sun too:
And then on to the small holding. This is rhubarb and the view across the playing field to Middleton Wood.
A mixed veg bed, cherry tree and a trio of ex-students that we found in the Art Studio making props for a production of "Alice through the looking glass" and a slice of the poly-tunnel - and a gargoyle and Peter.
The strawberry bed and the full length of the poly-tunnel - isn't it huge!
It was a good visit - we talked again about their producing the Welcome to Beeston sign for the Cardinal Triangle site and their plot on the end of Gypsy Lane. We agreed they were both projects for next school year, but Kath Clarke says that they will get some designs underway for the sign.
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