Biodiversity in schools
Funded by The Norman Family Trust, we are able to deliver free class and whole school assemblies, and biodiversity improvements, across state-funded primary and secondary schools in Devon and South-West Somerset.
Biodiversity improvements on school grounds can include wildlife habitats such bird boxes, insect hotels, log piles and water habitats; tree or hedgerow planting, wildflower planting, and organic food growing.
Schools are able to choose from one of our following assemblies:
British wildlife
Trees
Hedgerows
Plants for pollinators
Plant pests and diseases
Careers in biodiversity
Suitable for secondary schools
If you would like to book a free assembly and discuss the types of free biodiversity improvements you'd like for your school grounds, please contact us. Funding for biodiversity improvements is based on a first come, first served basis.
If you are a secondary-aged school based in the UK, you can access all our Schools Programme resources for free. Check out our education page for more information.
We're proud to have won the Green/Eco Business of the Year Award at the 2024 Jurassic Business Awards, as well as gaining a 2024 Sustainable Business Award from Litter Free Dorset. We're also finalists at the 2024 South West regional UK StartUp Awards, and The Small Awards 2024.
We're accredited members of Social Enterprise UK, and Dorset Climate Action Network
