Four local schools have partnered with the National Trust in Fermanagh as a way of supporting the physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing of pupils, staff and families as a result of Covid-19. The programme, which began in January, involves approximately 1,200 pupils, staff and their families in the school community accessing the natural environment and resources available in the National Trust’s care to develop their physical and emotional health and wellbeing. Closer to nature This will be achieved by families having the opportunity to get closer to nature at Florence Court, Castle Coole and Crom. Schools involved in the Shared Education cluster include Enniskillen Integrated Primary School, Enniskillen Nursery School, Holy Trinity Primary and Nursery School and Jones Memorial Primary School. School passes are being distributed through the local schools, along with an information pack and terms of use.
Revealed: the 100 hottest schools in Sydney with few trees and little shade
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Revealed: the 100 hottest schools in Sydney with few trees and little shade
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Some of Sydney s hottest schools have no trees and barely any shade to provide refuge for students and teachers in soaring temperatures, prompting a mass tree-planting campaign across the city to stop playgrounds from becoming unbearable in summer.
New research revealing the city s hottest 100 schools will add to concerns about the significant impact of high temperatures on learning, as well as broader fears about the urban heat island effect, particularly in Sydney s west.