What secrets lie beneath our feet? Here at the Blue Peter Garden at RHS Bridgewater, near Manchester, we uncover the hidden wonders of the earth. This isn’t just any garden. It’s a vibrant, multi-layered experience designed to teach everyone, young and old, about the magic of soil. The Blue Peter Garden: Discover Soil isn’t about pretty flowers alone. It’s a call to action. It screams, “Don’t treat soil like dirt!” This garden wants you to understand that soil is a complex, living thing, essential for our survival. It’s a key player in our fight against climate change. The Blue Peter Garden invites you on a journey beneath the surface. You’ll see the intricate workings of the underground world. You’ll experience soil up close. You can touch it, smell it, and even hear the hum of a compost heap. This garden isn’t just about looking. It’s about engaging all your senses. The Blue Peter Garden cleverly combines art and science to draw you into this hidden world. Think creepy crawlies painted by local schoolchildren, adding a touch of whimsy to the scientific message. Remember those stepping stones you hopped across? They weren’t just for fun. They were part of the immersive experience, leading you deeper into the world of soil. The Blue Peter Garden isn’t just a one-time visit. It’s featured regularly on the Blue Peter TV show. It reminds us that we can all play a part in protecting our planet, starting with the soil in our own backyards. Blue Peter badge holders even get free entry to RHS Bridgewater. So, next time you’re digging in your garden, remember the lessons learned here at the Blue Peter Garden. Remember that beneath your feet lies a world of wonder, a world worth protecting.
Pendleton Sixth Form College
Opened in 1973, Pendleton Sixth Form College has a rich history. It’s not just a building. It’s a crucible where