A bug hotel, a large pond and an outdoor cooking area are among the features of a new wildlife garden installed at Narborough Primary School, near King's Lynn.
Volunteers from Mars Food UK's site in King's Lynn helped youngsters transform their open space into a haven for nature and outdoor activities. They have also helped with similar projects at three other west Norfolk schools.
Artist Nicola Marray-Woods, who facilitated the activity, said: 'They [the volunteers] get a real buzz from making a positive contribution to the community and it is much appreciated by the pupils, staff and parents at the schools.'
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