Intex Inflatable Orca Whale Ride On

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Earlier this summer we reached an incredible milestone – planting the 100,000th tree, with residents, community groups, local businesses and the council all pitching in. Our ambitious rollout of EV chargers and solar panels for schools is also progressing at pace. Request a program at your preferred date below. We recommend requesting a program at least one month in advance so we can try our best to accommodate your preferred date.

A giant whale will appear in Scunthorpe on Saturday, September 30. And people will have the chance to journey into its belly. I’d also like to thank Deloitte for their generous donation which will help our students learn even more about the fantastic work WDC does to protect our whales and dolphins.” This cookie is set by TVSquared to measure impressions, reach and outcomes across linear and digital TV.A giant replica of Planet Earth and an 18-metre whale are coming to Wakefield as part of a three month-long festival to promote climate change action. Many of these activities bring the themes of our Green Future strategy to life in engaging ways – including conserving and creating new habitats for wildlife and disposing of our waste correctly and recycling wherever possible," said Cllr David Rose, cabinet member for the environment. Lorna Hall, WDC education co-ordinator, said: “We really enjoyed taking our life-sized inflatable whale to Govan High School and were pleased to see the students so enthusiastic about the work we do. In July more than 600 people joined the launch of the Summer Reading Challenge at Scunthorpe Central Library, enjoying a variety of sport and play themed activities. We have many visitors, but both ladies shone as knowing their facts, their audience and how to pitch and keep the children’s interest throughout their visit.’

Double strike action at Grimsby and Scunthorpe hospitals this week as people urged to visit A&E only if 'life or limb' threatened There will also be activities, performances and further exhibitions taking place on the Cathedral precinct between August 20 and 22. Read More Related Articles This cookie, set by YouTube, registers a unique ID to store data on what videos from YouTube the user has seen.Meanwhile an 18 metre inflatable whale is set to appear on Wakefield’s Cathedral precinct between August 20 and 22. Audiences will be invited to gather in front of the whale and watch a show called ‘Plastic Ocean’. Best for students Pre-K – 6th Grade, although it can be adapted for older children and public groups Students will be invited inside the whale to learn about the anatomy and ask questions of our experienced educators. Many of these activities bring the themes of our Green Future strategy to life in engaging ways – including conserving and creating new habitats for wildlife and disposing of our waste correctly and recycling wherever possible.

This is an opportunity for young people across the district to take action to change how they live, support the environment and protect Wakefield for future generations.”An indoor space is essential for hosting Hope. Minimum space requirements are 15m x 9m, plus an electricity supply. This program is about 1 hour for a class of 25 students including the introduction video. Larger groups can be accommodated. The program begins with an introduction about whales. Next, students will meet Ladder. They will spend 40 minutes watching the large whale inflate and come to life, and then will go inside the whale for more information with our marine educator! Topics will include species in the Gulf of Maine, whale anatomy and adaptations, and conservation.

The best way to play this game is standing, as you can move faster in your kayak. It is possible, however, to play it seated. Linkedin set this cookie to store information about the time a sync took place with the lms_analytics cookie. The first four days of this year’s festival are aimed at local schools, with a programme of family events taking place on the weekend of October 28 and 29.

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A 50 foot inflatable whale will feature as a star attraction at a free family fun day organised by North Lincolnshire Council in the recently renamed Queen Elizabeth Memorial Gardens at Church Square. Visitors are promised to be transported into a kelp-swirling ocean's depths. Hotjar sets this cookie to identify a new user’s first session. It stores a true/false value, indicating whether it was the first time Hotjar saw this user. Wakefield Council has announced plans for a ‘Festival of the Earth’, which will run from July 12 to October 30 this year. Both Lorna and Abbie were amazing on both days, engaging, adapting, and working with a range of our pupils including some with special educational needs, our infants and right up to our senior pupils.