Robin Hood Primary School
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Eco Club
Eco club is always a popular choice, Eco being short for ecology. The aim is to learn to look after the environment, starting with the school’s outdoor environment. We want the children to enjoy caring for wildlife, filling the school bird feeders is so popular we have it on a weekly rota. We also make bird feeders to help the birds in winter. The children love caring for the school outdoor areas by litter picking with appropriate equipment. We like the children to design posters about caring for the environment to be displayed outside. Additional activities vary depending on the season e.g. bird scarers from recycled materials during the growing seasons.
Filling the school bird feeders
Planting wild flower seeds to provide food for bees, butterflies & other insects.
Litter picking
We made bird feeders
Working down in Forest school hanging up our home made bird feeders & litter picking.
We made paper aeroplanes out of scrap paper, the reusing part of the 3 R’s. (Recycle; Reuse; Reduce). The children then held a competition for who’s went the furthest.
2024-25
Making bird feeders to hang in Forest school, plus litter picking.
A wet day so some indoor work about re-cycling. First a lotto game, then spot the odd one out colouring activity.
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Contact Us
For general enquiries please contact Helen Kearns in the school office.
Robin Hood Primary School Beckhampton Road, Bestwood Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG5 5NA, UK 0115 9153982 - admin@robinhood.Nottingham.sch.ukPaper copies of all documents and policies on the website are available from the school office.