Tree Council ‘Orchards for Schools’ 06/12/2021 We have teamed up with the Tree Council to provide the trees for their amazing ‘Orchards for Schools’ project. Schools all over the UK can apply for a free pack of fruit-bearing, wildlife-enhancing, carbon-storing trees. Throughout this winter we will be sending out over 1000 orchard packs and 1500 hedging packs to schools. Each pack will contain a mixture of varieties to include apples, pears, plums, hazelnuts, damsons and many native hedging varieties. The aim is to inspire teachers and pupils around the country to get outdoors and connect with nature, whilst learning to plant and care for trees. Teachers will also receive an exciting set of resources, designed by teachers, that are linked to the national curriculum. Green Lane Primary School are one of the many schools who have already received their Tree Council ‘Orchards for Schools’ pack. To read more about them click here. For more information on the project click here Back To List Related Articles… Growing Orchards for Schools with The Tree Council 11/11/2020 Frank P Matthews has teamed up with The Tree Council … Full Details Frank P Matthews Growing Trees For Japanese Sakura Project 22/11/2019 Beginning this winter, trees will be planted at various locations … Full Details Matthew Takes Part in Apple Tree Planting Celebration 31/05/2019 Our Sales Manager Matthew took part in a day of … Full Details Trees for Bees and Insects We are hugely reliant on the pollination work of bees and insects … Full Details
Growing Orchards for Schools with The Tree Council 11/11/2020 Frank P Matthews has teamed up with The Tree Council … Full Details
Frank P Matthews Growing Trees For Japanese Sakura Project 22/11/2019 Beginning this winter, trees will be planted at various locations … Full Details
Matthew Takes Part in Apple Tree Planting Celebration 31/05/2019 Our Sales Manager Matthew took part in a day of … Full Details
Trees for Bees and Insects We are hugely reliant on the pollination work of bees and insects … Full Details