Housebuilder shares a story with Houghton Regis school pupils
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Youngsters at a Houghton Regis lower school shared a storytelling morning thanks to the company behind the Linmere development on Betony Meadow.
Barratt David Wilson Homes was inspired by World Storytelling Day on March 20, with Year 3 and 4 children at Chalton Lower School getting the chance to hear interactive traditional stories from Helen Tozer.
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Hide AdThe session finished with a discussion about how the modern construction industry can build for the future in a way that protects the natural world.
Marc Woolfe, head of sales at Barratt David Wilson North Thames, said: “Educating young people on the importance of green living is key to protecting the future of our planet. The storytelling morning was a wonderful way to bring these messages to life, engaging the pupils and encouraging their imagination.”
Helen Tozer added: “We all really enjoyed the session; it was great to see the children getting so actively involved and gaining an understanding of the story themes.”