A local housebuilder has donated has donated £1,500 to Kingsbrook View Primary Academy.
The funding from Barratt David Wilson Homes will enable the school, which is nearby to its new Kingsbrook housing development in Aylesbury, to build an outdoor covered learning environment for sixty children.
Made of natural materials, the space will support the pupil's wellbeing by providing access to the outdoors year-round, while simultaneously maintaining an environment conducive to successful learning.
Richard Jackson, Assistant Headteacher at Kingsbrook View Primary Academy comments: "We are grateful to have received this generous funding from Barratt David Wilson North Thames which will support our pupils in their educational journey. The outdoor classroom will be an invaluable resource for both our teachers and pupils, where children can get in touch with their creativity and the natural world around them. I would also like to thank Pentagon Play, who provided the space and installed the outdoor classroom for us!"
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