B&Q has donated paint and flower bulbs to help children in Bangor brighten up their schools, in partnership with Wild Elements, a not-for-profit social enterprise based at Bangor University’s Treborth Botanic Garden. Their headteacher Caren Rowlands said: "The children have done a really fantastic job brightening up the school grounds. The charity is working alongside the local authority on its ‘Paint for Schools’ project, which aims to provide free school supplies to pupils aged between five and 16. Younger students will plant the flowers, paint fences and make a bug hotel.
B&Q has donated paint and flower bulbs to help children in Bangor brighten up their schools, in partnership with Wild Elements, a not-for-profit social enterprise based at Bangor University’s Treborth Botanic Garden. The charity is working alongside the local authority on its ‘Paint for Schools’ project, which aims to provide free school supplies to pupils aged between five and 16. Younger students will plant the flowers, paint fences and make a bug hotel.