Year 10 Students plant Fruit Trees (27/01/25)
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Year 10 Students plant Fruit Trees
Some our Year 10 studenrts braved the winds on Friday to plant our rare Welsh fruit trees from @KeepWalesTidy. We planted a Cariad Cherry, an Afal Ynys Enlli, a Cox Cymraeg, a Denbigh Plum and a Penrhyn Pear. The Year 10 students hope the fruits of their labour will ripen before they leave the school.
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