Playgroup children help plant trees for the future

Last week children from Holy Trinity Playgroup, helped to plant trees in a woodland setting in Hammerpond Road, Horsham.
JPCT 070314 S14110156x Playgroup from Holy Trinity Church, Rushams Road, Horsham, planting oak tree seedlings at their outdoor club in woodland area off Hammerpond Road. -photo by Steve Cobb SUS-140703-112313001JPCT 070314 S14110156x Playgroup from Holy Trinity Church, Rushams Road, Horsham, planting oak tree seedlings at their outdoor club in woodland area off Hammerpond Road. -photo by Steve Cobb SUS-140703-112313001
JPCT 070314 S14110156x Playgroup from Holy Trinity Church, Rushams Road, Horsham, planting oak tree seedlings at their outdoor club in woodland area off Hammerpond Road. -photo by Steve Cobb SUS-140703-112313001

A pack of 120 saplings trees of 8 different types was supplied by the Woodland Trust whose aim is to inspire people to plant trees and enjoy the many benefits that woodland has to offer.

Lynn Roberts, manager of the playgroup, and lead outdoor practitioner said ‘Many trees in this woodland were lost in the great storm of 1986.

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Our plan is to create a well managed diverse wood with many different species of trees where the children could learn about their natural environment’.

The playgroup, which is based at Holy Trinity Church Hall in Rushams Road, Horsham runs an Outdoor Club for 8 children one morning a week in the woodland. Lynn said ‘the children love coming to the woods and regular visits have proved beneficial to their social, emotional and communication skills’

For more information on the playgroup please visit our website http://www.holytrinityplaygroup.co.uk

For more information on the woodland trust visit http://www.woodlandtrust

Report contributed by Holy Trinnity Playgroup.

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