William Torbitt

IG2 7SS

Planted: 15 March 2022

William Torbitt Primary School Tiny Forest - Photo Credit Earthwatch Europe

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May 2023: William Torbitt Primary School Tiny Forest - Photo Credit Earthwatch Europe

Photo credit - William Torbitt School

May 2023: William Torbitt Primary School Tiny Forest - Photo Credit Earthwatch Europe

Photo credit - William Torbitt School

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Welcome to our Tiny Forest

William Torbitt Primary School has planted the London Borough of Redbridge’s first Tiny Forest! Children at William Torbitt Primary School were able to plant 600 plants from 21 species including Heather, Holly, Rowan, Oak and Dog Rose. On Tuesday 15th March during British Science Week, each pupil in Year 3, 4 and 6 worked together to carefully plant a range of trees and shrubs to form a Tiny Forest. Back in February 2022, William Torbitt planted 5 trees provided by Redbridge Council and 250 from NatWest Bank. All of the trees will be logged towards the Queen’s Green Canopy Initiative designed to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

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Tree
Measurement

1

Pollinators
Timed Count

2

Butterflies
Timed Count

3

Butterfly
Species

12

Ground
Dwellers

21

Thermal
Comfort

3

FM: Infiltration
Rate

6

FM: Compaction
Colour & Texture

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