Working with young people in the Park
FoBP have linked with the REACH project and Younger Community Service Workers to develop projects within the Growing Space, Wildlife Pond and Wild Flower Gardens in Broomfield Park.
We are working on Saturday mornings with Community Service Workers and all day on Wednesdays for the next two months with 13 to 14yr olds in the REACH Project. This is a programme run by Enfield Council Behaviour Support Service that provides an intervention to help prevent exclusion from school or alternative provision of education. Their aims are to:
- Make an impact on changing and modifying behaviours and attitudes towards learning beyond their time at school.
- Enable the learner to achieve a sense of success and pride within the curriculum offered.
- Develop the learners’ social, emotional and behavioural skills.
- Introduce learners to new skills and opportunities that they may not have been involved in previously.
Kim-Lumley • May 3, 2019
Appointment of the Landscape-led multidisciplinary team
Exploring the Heritage of Broomfield House
Great to see the boating pond back in use!
It has been a long time coming....!
Palmers Green "Paint Jam": street artists, muralists & spray paint workshop.
For many years the FoBP has been welcoming local primary schools to visit the park for educational activities and to learn about nature and wildlife on their doorstep. We are inviting new volunteers to join the team and support young people learning about the environment and biodiversity.
Celebrating the birds and wildfowl in our park
Funding for three projects to enhance Broomfield Park
Online Seminar on volunteer-led community gardens
FoBP - Becoming a Registered Charity
