Eco Schools
Biodiversity
School grounds can increase the amount of land suitable for wildlife and provide students with experience of studying species, habitats and biodiversity.
School grounds can become habitats for wildlife by introducing insect and butterfly attracting plants, putting up bird and bat boxes, planting trees and putting in a wildlife pond.
Links can be made into the national curriculum for maths, English and science.
Advice
Leicestershire County Council can offer schools advice on improving their grounds for wildlife, information on suitable grants and help to carry out the work.
Leicestershire County Council can offer schools advice on improving their grounds for wildlife, information on suitable grants and help to carry out the work.
Contact
The Community Project Officer - Tel. 0116 305 7269 or email andy.hayes@leics.gov.uk
The Community Project Officer - Tel. 0116 305 7269 or email andy.hayes@leics.gov.uk
Stepping Stones Project Officer - Tel. 0116 305 7221 (for schools in the Stepping Stones area only - see map) or email andy.jackson@leics.gov.uk
Client and Technical Support School Grounds Officer - Tel. 0116 288 5238 or email ken.kirk@leics.gov.uk
For further information see:-
Teaching Resources
Childrens Zone/Games
Page Last Updated: 24 November 2009






