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Community » West Earlham Infant School, The Sainsbury Centre, Norwich

West Earlham Infant School
West Earlham Infant School
West Earlham Infant School
West Earlham Infant School
West Earlham Infant School
West Earlham Infant School

Art + Science + Nature 2023

West Earlham Infant School, Sainsbury Centre and John Innes Centre, Norwich

60 x yr 2 pupils worked to create the stacked pollen grain, totem sculptures for the school garden. The sculptures were made entirely by the children working in small groups and individually. The sculptures are semi permanent and they have openings in them which are filled with twigs and leaves to make homes for bugs and are to encourage pollinators.

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