See if you can find somewhere in your school where you could fit a flamingo pool. You need a rainwater down pipe and a space near it where you can dig a hole to fill with the rainwater you collect.
Could your school have a flamingo pool?
A history of water use on a family farm – James Bomford, UK
Spring Hill Farm near Pershore in Worcester was a family farm from the early 19th Century until the 1990s. The farm is 600 acres (248 hectares) and the soil type is sandy loam and alluvial clay loams. The farm was
September 2018 – Designs to shower shorter 3
This time last year I was using the designs of pupils in Kelmscott and Latymer Secondary School as part of Designs to shower shorter Part 1 and Part 2 . Now a whole new pile of teens have addressed the
Sewers for the 21st Century – The Thames Tideway Tunnel
In London, 39 million tonnes of raw sewage ends up in the River Thames each year – the effect of excess rainwater in the combined sewer system that covers most of the city. Just 2mm of rain is enough to
Aug 2018 – Views from a shower 3
Back in April I blogged about shower cubicles. And in the process took this fab photo of what I can see when I’m having a shower. I then posted Views from a shower 1 followed by Views from a shower
Frankie as Pancake Art!!
Thanks to Tamica and Ciara (aged 8) Frankie the flamingo is now the proud owner of her very own self portrait as a pancake. And after we took this photo we tucked into it with gusto. Ten out of ten
Anyone can be an artist ??
Frankie the flamingo agrees probably anyone can be an artist but is very pleased that after Cath sketched her growing up she got Jon Evans on board to depict her as the suave cool flamingo she has grown up to be.
July 2018 – Views from a shower 2
Back in April I blogged about shower cubicles. And in the process took this fab photo of what I can see when I’m having a shower. I then wrote Views from a shower 1 and now here is Views from
A love for water – being water smart & paddling pool neutral – Rosie Rand, UK
I grew up on the Dorset coast surrounded by the sea and rivers, and I have always had a love for water. I enjoyed endless summers as a kid in paddling pools, the sea or playing in local rivers and
June 2018 – Views from a shower 1
Back in April I blogged about shower cubicles. And in the process took this fab photo of what I can see when I’m having a shower. It received soooooooooooooooo many likes I thought it would make a fab subject for