Showing posts with label Big Spring Clean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big Spring Clean. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Robert Shaw Primary School Big Spring Clean





















The Spring Clean took place as planned on a lovely sunny afternoon with a class of year 4 pupils, parents, Residents Association members and Local Councillors. Whilst the children and parents concentrated on clearing the school of the litter that had built up under the folliage the RA members cleared and pruned some of the overgrown plants. About 20 bags of litter and garden rubbish was collected. A great effort was made by all the spruce you the place with the results looking wonderful. Whilst this was taking place the Local Councillors made a start on Southfield Road collecting almost a full bag by scrabbling under hedges to clear as much as possible. The event took about 2 hours with support for the rubbish clearance in relation to equipment, bags and waste removal bring provided by Susan Ward-Rice of the Area Committee and Streetscene. One of the Residents Association also managed to give the access subway a good sweep making the place look generally better.

After the main clean up event of Tuesday we thought we wish we had a bit more time to freshen up the front of the School. One of the Association was gagging to carry on with the clean up on the day itself but unfortunately we had run out of time. I thought as I had some spare time we could go back and complete a little work. Between 2 of us we managed to do a half decent job that will hopefully surprise the school when they return on Monday.

A big thank you to all those who helped.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Big Spring Clean, Robert Shaw Primary School

Big Spring Clean, Nottingham 2009

An event being planned this year is at Robert Shaw Primary School on the 21st April 2009

http://www.robertshawschool.co.uk/index.asp

A group of the school children, members of the Residents Association and a member of the local police team plan on doing a spring clean around the perimeter of the school clearing litter and removing fallen branches and twigs.

The school is a major part of the Ainsley Estate as the estate is small, only consisting of about 460 properties. This effort on everyones part should give the school grounds the benefit of a clean and tidy appearance, something for the pupils to be proud of.