These pictures were taken at an abandoned gravel pit in Norfolk.





Building Creative Communities
These pictures were taken at an abandoned gravel pit in Norfolk.





Great for the allotment. A tiny pond means home for hundreds of frogs. They eat insects and are very beneficial
We work with Plot to Pot in Leicester at their community allotment, and hope to bring the ideas we’ve learned to Norfolk and start our own community allotment here soon.

Thank you very much Barclays Bank for the pens. We will be delighted to use and then recycle these.
We’re loving these ideas for re-using old pens from https://ecogreenlove.com/

Old pen engraving tool, salvaged styrofoam printing plate, and finished print – photo by Rebecca Rockefeller
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Grow East Anglia were delighted to be featured at East Carlton Country Park on the 26th August 2019



We helped to provide a family fun day to learn about the history of the medieval woodland.
We hoped you enjoyed making needle felt fairies and dragons with us.
We were delighted to be involved with in the “Get to know your green space day” on Clover Road, where we whittled spoons, met the local residents and had the chance to see a very beautiful but naughty raven!

We’re delighted to start renting a new workshop space.
It’s a little dusty right now, but we’ll soon have it cleaned and filled with balls of wool, paper, paints and loads of other craft materials for our workshops!
Maybe we can finally get our pottery wheel up and running.




We wanted to say a big thank you to the national lottery players who make our work with young people possible.













Creative fun at the Big C in Diss. Delighted to be involved with this worthy cause.

Using oven hardening polymer clay to make some fantastic mini-beasts, cute cactuses , beads and more with young people from SYEP, Sprouston.










Everyone had a fantastic few days camping at Earsham Wetlands Centre.

We learned about the local wildlife and plants. We found a puffball mushroom and cooked and ate it!
