Water Feature for a Local School

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This contractor collaborated with their client and a local Grammar School in delivering careers presentations and donating a water feature for their Wellbeing Garden which recycled rain water.

The Wellbeing Garden was an initiative of the school in response to raising mental health awareness and wanting to create a space for the students to spend time with each other in a relaxing environment.

The Project Liaison Officer got in touch with the school as the works began and after discussions with the school representatives and the client, they decided to get involved in the project and assisted them with the production of a water feature, which was to be a central component of the Wellbeing Garden. The feature uses recycled rain water and was made from natural stone. The school was delighted with the results.

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Published 7 June 2022
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Community engagement, Engage with community facilities, Schools and nurseries,

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Aisling Henry
Public Liaison Officer

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