An Ammanford school has collaborated with a garden nursery to plant a number of trees on its grounds.
Ysgol Gwaun Cae Gurwen has partnered with Celtic Flowers to enrich "both the environment and pupils' educational" by planting 20 trees on its New Road site.
Pupils participated in the tree-planting process, learning about the importance of trees in climate change mitigation and ecosystem support.
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The school's headteacher Rhys Griffiths said: "Celtic Wildflowers' generous donation not only will improve the school grounds but has also promoted environmental awareness within the community.
"Carefully selected tree species suited to the local climate and soil conditions were chosen to ensure their long-term survival and ecological impact.
"As these trees mature, they will provide shade, oxygen, and habitat for wildlife, enhancing the school environment for generations .
"The partnership between the school and Celtic Wildflowers exemplifies the power of collaboration between educational institutions and environmental organisations in fostering sustainable practices and nurturing future environmentally aware young people."
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