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.
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Each plant has been carefully chosen because they are beneficial to pollilnators
and should grow easily in most gardens or patio container.
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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.
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Beetles, Buttlerflies, Bees and Puppets!
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These workshops complement the KS1 and KS2 Science curriculum.
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Please click HERE to find out more.
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The Pollinator Pot Project
Helping to re-wild back gardens and patios across the UK!