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These photographs are examples of what some of the Eco-schools in Kent have done to improve their school grounds:

Brook Community Primary School, Ashford, have developed this bird watching house in their school grounds

Goudhurst and Kilndown CEP School, Cranbrook, has added a living willow dome to the grounds of their school.

Hawkhurst CEP School, Hawkhurst; the school grounds consists of this large and natural open space.

Herne Bay Infant School, Herne Bay, have created a roof garden and painted some unusual flower pots that are placed around the school grounds.

            

Hever CEP School, Edenbridge, have created these segregated biodiversity areas on the school playground.

Holy Trinity and St John’s CEP School, Margate, have bird boxes and lots of space to grow vegetables and plants within their school grounds.

HolyTrinity CEP School, Gravesend, have created this stepping stone garden.

Hunton CEP School, Maidstone, have their growing area fenced off from the rest of the grounds.

Longfield Academy, Dartford, have used a court yard between buildings to concentrate on growing their vegetables and plants.

Sandwich Technology School, Sandwich, have erected these large greenhouses in their grounds, in addition to the wind turbine.

Sheldwich Primary School, Faversham, have developed this patio area within the school next to their school field.

Shorne CEP School, Gravesend, have this garden area.

Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys, Canterbury, have developed a large pond area.

The Swattenden Centre, Cranbrook, have built an outdoor classroom with various youth centres across Kent.