Celebrate Earth Day with a whole host of Easter activities at The Higgins Bedford

Although the workshops don't take place until April 8 to 17, The Higgins recommended you book your place as soon as possibleAlthough the workshops don't take place until April 8 to 17, The Higgins recommended you book your place as soon as possible
Although the workshops don't take place until April 8 to 17, The Higgins recommended you book your place as soon as possible
As part of the Easter school holidays, The Higgins Bedford is hosting a range of interactive activities, designed to promote sustainability, as part of the build-up to Earth Day (April 22).

These workshops – which take place from Tuesday, April 8 to Thursday, April 17 – are specifically crafted to encourage children to think creatively about reducing waste, reusing everyday items, and recycling.

The activities include hands-on projects like creating mini landfills to understand waste management, upcycling origami flowers from junk mail, crafting insect-inspired art with the Wildlife Trust, and creating bee hotels. The sessions are designed for children aged five to 12 years, with some activities suitable for younger ones.

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Workshops and activities at The Higgins Bedford often book up quickly so it’s recommended to book your place as soon as possible. Each workshop costs £5.50 per child and there will be three workshops a day from Tuesday to Friday and then Tuesday to Thursday.

Councillor Sarah Gallagher, portfolio holder for customer experience, leisure and culture at the council, said: "These workshops, reflect our commitment to fostering a sustainable future and empowering the next generation to make a positive impact on the environment."

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