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Schools from across the area have been visiting the hives and watching the bees at work from our special observatory, helping to create awareness of the importance of bees to our environment and economy.
It’s part of the company’s campaign to raise awareness of the honey bee and its importance to our environment and economy. Honey bee numbers are in decline globally and one of the ways we can draw attention to this is to fire up young minds and get them interested in honey bees. A visit to the Anglia Co-operative bee observatory and garden is a fun way of learning – and it’s free. (All you have to do is provide your own transport.)
To find out more, please download our information sheet |
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The education visits are perfect for children aged between 5 and 9 (Years 1-4). Our hives should be open again from April 2011 until September 2011.
If you are interested in your school participating in an educational bee visit for next year, please fill out our entry form and we will contact you.
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