• Teaching children about different food from other cultures
• Longer playtime outside due to better weather, noticing changes with the seasons.
• Begin work on our Wheelie Big Challenge
• Big Spring clean programme, involving parents, staff and children
• Watering and maintaining our plant life-flowers and vegetable.
• Eco-buddies, our primary and nursery children working together.
• Making our own wormery.
• Ensuring our bug hotels are kept full of greenery.
• Continue with Eco-committee meetings.
• Investigating insects and wildlife in our log piles
• Ensuring our bird baths are kept filled with water and participating in tally charts to record wildlife and minibeasts.
• Planting vegetables outside-tomato, radish, cress, onions, carrots.

• Continuing to support our children and parents through our theme of healthy living-Cook it programme.
• Visit to Colin Allotment,
• Visit from dietician.
• Apply to Awards for All to enhance our Forest Area.
• Continue to choose Eco helpers to consolidate eco themes-energy, turning out lights, turning off taps, closing doors.
• Recycling an integral part of our nursery curriculum.
• Reusing our rain water from our water butt.
• Biodiversity-sowing seeds that attract a wider variety of wildlife.
• Involvement in Forest Schools.