A big thank you to Nia Huw,  RSPB for coming along to talk with families as part of our family learning project.

Families had the opportunity to explore habitats and think about what wildlife needs to live and thrive, using LEGO bricks to design and build their own ideas for places where wildlife could live.

It was a fun, hands-on way to explore questions about nature and habitats, with lots of opportunities for children to share ideas, build together and see what they could create.

We’re really looking forward to working together with the RSPB again and exploring where these ideas might take us as the family learning project develops.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the session such an enjoyable experience!