The Chronicle Sunshine Fund are encouraging schools across the region to get involved in a new planting project spread a little sunshine in support of disabled children living in the North East.
The charity, which provides babies, children and young adults with disabilities across the North East with equipment not available on the NHS to meet their individual specialist needs, have launched the new Seeds of Hope.
Seeds of Hope is an engaging and educational project designed to complement the school curriculum to support learning around the life-cycle of plants but also to teach children about diversity, inclusivity and equal opportunities. The project, which has been guided by a team of primary school educators, will provide new ideas and offer practical activities for key topics; across all year groups in schools.
