A Greener School Site

Since February we have planted in excess of 1,000 plants, shrubs, and trees to create a pollution barrier, help the ecosystem and improve the environment in general.

An important part of this planting project has been the completion of the Lower School hedge. The planting began when the Lower School was built and was completed recently by Alleyn’s ground staff Brian, Driss and Steve.

The outer layer of hedging is comprised entirely of native species Hawthorn, Dogwood and Hazel – fantastic for indigenous wildlife and biodiversity. A secondary laurel hedge, which will provide a pollution filter, has now been completed.

We are very grateful to the generous supporters who funded the hedge.