This may seem like an unusual motto but sometimes things are unusual.

We met today for some snipping, chopping and clearing of a large area at the school (definetly no slipping in the mud). There were balls, strange tubes and lots of artistic licence. The aim is to make an old pond space useful for the Key Stage 1 pupils, so clearing everything that can go - if it grows, it goes. and id its rotten wood (to the skip), old fence or paving slabs (to be reused).

After an hour we were done (for now, with maybe a follow up visit to come soon). All that was left was a hot drink and a biscuit or muffin (or maybe both). Welcome to Tilia on their first task with us :)

Well done everyone for staying on your feet!

Until next time…

New Year, new clean up to keep the harbour (and ultimately, the ocean) as litter-free as possible.

Clean Up Bristol Harbour have some swanky kit from Bristol Waste including high viz and life preservers because they go out on boats!

Julie donned the life vest and took to the water whilst Dave stayed on dry land and met up with Bryony and Charlotte joining in and Melanie needing to leave early and missing out on the fun of seeing the haul of items rescued from the sea.

Great work all round before Storm Isha can sweep any more debris out to see the sea.