FAIRFIELD FARM COLLEGE WORK EXPERIENCE STUDENTS RETURN TO THE CANAL AND RIVER TRUST
Fairfield Farm College Work Experience students returned to Canal and River Trust, after COVID-19 restrictions lifted, allowing the group to resume their training. Students have got stuck straight back in, and recently learnt how to plant trees. They did a great job planting along the canal bank near Whaddon Bridge. With the ground being so dry it needed hard work to break the ground and get the holes in place but the students worked hard and got the job done.
Well done to all the Work Experience students who’ve got stuck straight back in and worked hard over the past couple of weeks.
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