School sets target to plant 1000 trees to combat climate change
Schoolchildren will plant 1000 trees to fight climate change. Pictures: Mattishall school - Credit: Archant
A Norfolk school is trying to do something positive to tackle the effects of climate change.
Schoolchildren planting trees to fight climate change. Pictures: Mattishall school - Credit: Archant
Children and staff at Mattishall Primary School, near Dereham, have challenged themselves to plant 1000 trees in the school grounds.
School spokeswoman Claire Findlay said: 'As part of this challenge Year 3 have planted 105 trees which have been kindly donated by the Woodland Trust.
'It is hoped that the mixed woodland trees will enhance the school grounds further.
'The school would also like to thank volunteer gardener Robert French for his continued support. He seeks out projects that the children can engage in.
Schoolchildren planting trees to fight climate change. Pictures: Mattishall school - Credit: Archant
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'He comes in weekly and supports worthy outdoor projects which have a great purpose.'
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