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Looking after our feathered friends
7:50pm Thursday 3rd July 2008
Members of the eco clubs from Fort Royal Community Primary School and Red Hill Primary School have been learning how to help wildlife.
They've been making bird boxes with Worcestershire Wildlife Trust education officer Deborah Bull as part of a range of environment projects on which the two schools are working together.
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Fort Royal pupils Zak Fish, Edward Parry and Louise Stevens with Red Hill pupils Grace Harrington and Raheel Hussain (26435801)
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