The Firs School Chester Blog

The Firs School in Chester returns to the new school year with a vibrant new wildflower garden on its playground, bringing colour, life, and learning opportunities to pupils of all ages. The carefully planned garden is already alive with bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, offering children a chance to observe nature up close while enhancing their understanding of the environment. It also strengthens the school’s commitment to outdoor learning and sustainability, giving pupils hands-on experiences that complement classroom lessons. As part of this commitment, the garden will support the already established   Firs Forest School , further enriching opportunities for outdoor exploration and discovery. Headteacher David Girvan comments: “We’re delighted to see our wildflower garden flourishing and to watch the excitement it brings to our pupils. It’s wonderful to see them spotting bees and butterflies while developing a deeper appreciation for the natural world. This...