Tree Passports - June 2003
The children from
Year Two worked with Year Three from the Junior School to produce 'Tree
Passports'. The major trees around the site were investigated with measurements,
rubbings, drawings and photographas being taken. A passport for that
tree was then produced. The passports were laminated to make them weatherproof
and were then hung on the tree so that its variety and vital statistics
are easily available for all to see.
In the grounds we
found: Oak, Lime, Horse Chestnut, Silver Birch, Holly, Elder, Field
Maple, Wych Elm, Hawthorn and Rowan. Outside the front of the junior
school are a wide variety of non-native ornamental trees, some of which
even Simon from the Forestry Commission couldn't positively identify.
 |
Girls
taking a bark rubbing of one of the ornamental trees outside the
front of the Junior School. |

|
Children
filling out their 'Tree Pasports'.
|
|
|
|