The value of access to the natural environment in early years learning is widely acknowledged. For schools with very little outside space, providing pupils with sufficient opportunity for outdoor learning can be very challenging.
A Greenroof shelter from Verdant Bridge with a raised pond to take run-off from the roof and raised planters featuring different habitats such as woodland, meadow, wetland and brownfield environments provides enormous potential for close up study, and offers a genuinely “green” choice for the next canopy or play equipment purchase you might be considering.
What is biodiversity and how do we teach its value to the oncoming generation? It is the whole of the natural world with which we share the planet. It includes plants, animals, even invisible micro-organisms which interact to create living eco-systems.
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