Sensory garden benefits from planting

Pretty Beach Public School's Sensory Garden has benefited from a recent planting of $700 worth of plants.

The planting was done at the start of Term 2 by students in Years 3 and 4 and volunteering parents and saw a number of Australian bushfood varieties and other edible species planted.

According to principal Ms Deborah Callendar, the school is now looking at installing a water pump and self-irrigating system to ensure the garden thrives.

"If you are knowledgeable and willing to assist in the purchase (using school funds) and installation of a water tank pump and irrigation system, please contact the school," Ms Callendar said.

SOURCE:

Newsletter, 9 May 2019

Deborah Callendar, Pretty Beach Public School