Together with the Forestry Commission, we sent more 30,000 schools enough seeds to grow a MILLION trees. They are now growing in pots to be planted out this autumn.
We've chosen five of the schools to share £10,000 worth of educational equipment from the Tesco for Schools & Clubs scheme. And, courtesy of pop heroes McFly (right) another three schools each receive 35 tickets for one of three woodland gigs the band will play for the Forestry Commission. That is enough for a teacher to take an entire class-and each schools gets £500 to help with transport.
The Tesco equipment winners are: Cheynes Infant School, Luton, Beds; East Worlington Primary School, Devon; Kesgrove High School, Ipswich, Suffolk; Lumen Christi College, Londonderry; and Llangors Church in Wales School, Powys. McFly ticket winners are Neale Wade Community College, March, Cambs; The Oaks Secondary School, Spennymoor, Co. Durham; and Penygarn Community Primary, Pontypool, South Wales.
Details of McFly gigs and other groups call 01842 814612 or visit www.forestry.gov.uk/ music. For information on our winners go to www.seedsforschools.org
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