The Little Prince Forest: first steps towards sustainable development
On Tuesday 8 September, pupils in Years 8A and 8B at the Moraleja site explored the Little Prince Forest for their first sensory observation session.
After this immersive experience, they jotted down their impressions in a paragraph which is recorded in the Little Prince Forest Log.
Divided into small groups, they then pruned the lavender, pulled up weeds, photographed the activities or collected litter scattered around the forest.
This weekly class is dedicated to education for sustainable development.
Next month, a visit and a workshop at the botanical gardens are planned along with the Years 5A and 5B classes, to gain some insights and better understand the characteristics of our Miyawaki forest ecosystem, which was planted nearly four years ago.
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