Living History Workshops
Be a Pollinator Pot Hero!
75% of our insects have disappeared in the last 30 years....?
Less insects (such as bees, butterflies, ladybirds etc) = less birds (such as house sparrows, blackbirds, wrens, swallows, robins etc) and less hedgehogs, spiders, bats, fish, frogs and toads.
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Science workshops that complement the
KS1 & KS2 Science Curiculum
Children will sow wildflower seeds in compostable pots which can be placed
directly into the ground either at home or at school.
Each plant has been carefully chosen because they are beneficial to pollilnators
and should grow easily in most gardens or patio container.
In addition to increasing biodiversity, the project involves multiple opportunites for
scientific study in line with areas of the Key Stage 1 and 2 Science Curriculum.
Workshops take place during normal school hours and are delivered by experienced practioners with enhanced DBS certificates, risk assessments and public liability insurance. A typical workshop lasts 45 minutes per class of 30 children and can be fitted around normal school breaks and lunch time.
Every child takes home a Pollinator Pot 'Party Bag' - 3 compostable pots sown with wildflower seeds, ready to put straight into their garden or containers at home.
All materials are provided - we simply ask you to provide hall space and colouring pencils!
Please click HERE to enquire about this workshop.
It's easy to make a difference!
Coming soon: Pollinator Puppets - we use puppetry, storytelling, craft and fun to bring nature into the classroom!
Children make their very own Pollinator Puppet to take home and keep.
Beetles, Buttlerflies, Bees and Puppets!
These workshops complement the KS1 and KS2 Science curriculum.
Please click HERE to find out more.
The Pollinator Pot Project
Helping to re-wild back gardens and patios across the UK!