Living Heritage Homepage Home Our Project History of our Forest Mrs George's interview The people who helped in our Forest Forest Poems Worm Farm Cartoons Worm Farms Birds in our Forest Mr McGowan's Interview Mrs Hunter's interview Mrs. Anne Tyas Mrs Wilcox's interview Bugs Trees in our Forest Zero Waste at Campbell's Bay Sarah Sheeran Dr Richard Hursthouse Our Forest now Our Trip to KERP Glossary Our Team Curriculum Links Credits	Campbell's Bay Primary School Campbell's Bay Community Forest Our project       At the bottom of our garden at Campbell's Bay School, is a magical place. It is quiet and leafy and green. There are big trees, little trees and a big boardwalk that stretches right around. We decided to study our forest and take lots of pictures. We also decided to learn about worm farming so that we can give our trees lots of lovely WORM TEA to help them grow enormous. When we are old and have grandchildren, we will bring them back to the forest that we helped to make. We will look up to the trees and we will be proud. Follow these links to our pages and learn more about the Campbell's Bay School Community Forest. History of our Forest An Interview with Mrs George,  who had the vision, and her daughter Sam The People Who Helped in our Forest Forest Poems Worm Farm Cartoons Worm Farms Birds in our forest Mr McGowan's Interview Our school Principal An interview with Mrs Hunter  Our Associate Principal Mrs. Anne Tyas A hard working volunteer An Interview with Mrs Wilcox Another volunteer Bugs Trees in our Forest Zero Waste at Campbell's Bay Sarah Sheeran - Environmentalist and greenie Dr Richard Hursthouse Working bee champion Our forest now Our Trip to KERP Glossary Our Team Credits Curriculum Links   Click here to go back to the Home page