Principal Robert Dinsmore (right) with parents and pupils who took part in the community gardening eventPrincipal Robert Dinsmore (right) with parents and pupils who took part in the community gardening event
Principal Robert Dinsmore (right) with parents and pupils who took part in the community gardening event

IN PICTURES: St Patrick’s community garden challenge

There was an “exceptional turn out” for the first in a series of Saturday Community Challenges at a Portrush school recently.

St Patrick’s Primary School held the event on Saturday, September 25, with the aim of clearing an overgrown garden area of the school.

Staff, students, parents, past pupils and friends of the school all rolled up their sleeves and worked hard to clear the area in a few hours.

School principal Robert Dinsmore said: “There was an exceptional turnout for our first ever Saturday Community Challenge! ‘Many hands make light work’ and what a fun morning we had.

“There was amazing support shown in revamping this planting area.

“We hope to develop vegetable beds and a sensory garden for all of our community to enjoy.”

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