Forest school opened by university students
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Since September, the four students have been working on the site to remove brambles, clear litter and develop stimulating areas for children to explore and learn.
The students were given the project as part of their final year studies
Both adults and children are able to use the Forest School.
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Charlotte Gallina Breese, one of the students who worked on the project, said that developing the Forest School had been “exhilarating”.
For more information about the University of Chichester, visit the website at www.chi.ac.uk.
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