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As pupils return to the classroom, many schools are seeking to improve their outdoor learning environments to enhance pupil wellbeing and mental health alongside improving the sustainability of the school grounds.
Waterbutts are a great way to do this as they harvest rainwater, which can then be used to water plants or wash windows.
The school received their waterbutt as part of their participation in NI Water’s World Water Day celebrations which took place in March.
Waterbutts are a great way of collecting rainwater, which can then be used to water plants encouraging pupils to save water and look after the natural environment.
British establishment has always regarded the Irish as ‘Untermenschen 20 May, 2021 00:59
In a slight mutation of his usual single transferable letter – ‘State Forces good, all others bad’ (May 11) – Trevor Ringland makes the astounding assertion that “only the republican movement appears to struggle with the idea that a crime including murder. is still a crime”.
Where has Trevor has been living for the last 50 years? British policy throughout the conflict has involved surreptitious dirty tricks, mass murder and cover-ups including indefinite closure in the interests of ‘national security’ of files on killings by state forces. These include those on 61 children killed by state agents and those relating to the 1974 Dublin/Monaghan bombings, which claimed the Troubles’ greatest loss of life in a single day.