Let’s get muddy, crafty, and curious! A new Forest School term is coming to the Mud Island, offering children the opportunity to explore, create, and learn through hands-on play in nature. Children will build, craft, get muddy, and grow in confidence while connecting with the natural world. Each child enrolled should bring their own paper journal […]
Mud Island Community Garden Biodiversity Action Group (BAG) met for the 1st time on Sat April 18th. We shared a sense of collective hope from taking positive action to promote biodiversity, a strong interest to learn more about what we can do, and some initial ideas: “I am doing a biodiversity course right now; situation […]
‘Shared community spaces help displaced people feel valued, connected, and push for fairer systems and support’ Meabh Bonham Corcoran, 2026. Read the article HERE
