L4s take action for science and climate change with the Butterfly Conservation
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In biology, the L4s were inspired by the Butterfly Conservation, whose president is Sir David Attenborough, to record butterfly sightings in their own gardens or surrounding areas.

The Butterfly Conservation has a campaign to 'take action for science and climate change in your own back garden', and so our girls decided to do their part in recording the winged-friends that they had found.

They spotted a selection of different butterflies and moths including the Holly Blue, Orange tip, Peacock, Red Admiral and the Cinnabar Moth! 

Not only was this a great learning and independent research project, but it also provided our students some time away from their screens, out in the sunshine instead.







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