This year, we would like to invite you, the families of Brighton Hill Community School, to join us on this endeavour by simply not mowing a part of your lawn for the entire duration of May. We take part in No Mow May to promote biodiversity and to let a small part of our field grow a little bit 'wild' for a while, and we encourage you to participate too!

You will find more information about this campaign here. Not only is it a great way to encourage biodiversity, but it also promotes conversations at home with your child about the importance of the environment and would be a lovely way to mark the 100^th birthday of Sir David Attenborough later this week too!

This links closely to one of the 3 target areas of our Eco-Schools campaign - Biodiversity. 

Good luck!