Another sunny day in St Werburgh's for more tidying at the school. Sadly this was the final time with Mandy as she's moving to a new school but hopefully we'll be back again soon 🤞

It's always sunny in St Werburgh's 😎 More clearing and tidying was done on a day when spring had sprung!

We returned to St Werburgh's Park Nursery School to do some more tidying up and a few of the team got to help out putting together a new chicken coop 🐔 It's good to see the progress being made every time that we visit 🙌

The Magnificent Seven returned to St Werburgh's Park Nursery School for the first time in a little while. Leaves were cleared, paths tidied and tunnels explored. The sun put in fleeting appearances and we will return here again soon 😁

It’s nearly the start of term so we set about tidying the overgrown entrance to the nursery school, chopping back and sweeping the paths and pavement to make social distancing as easy as possible.

We had a visit from a small person (and mum) asking if the nursery was open as she was missing her friends and didn’t believe her mum. Oh to be that keen to get back to school.

Two full wheelie bins and a couple of black bags later, everything looked a lot tidier. And we’d caught up on a lot of chatting.

Having awoken with a migraine, but with scaffolding being erected at the neighbouring apartment block, mission attendance was the obvious choice.

Despite having cleared the area at the start of July, the front of the school was once again resembling a rain forest (without the Pretty but Poisonous frogs). The four of us set to with loppers and choppers and had soon overfilled the bags we had for weeds, nattering in a socially distanced manner and generally making the world a better place.