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Droitwich sensory garden to boost student outcomes as mental health declines post-pandemic
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The Droitwich Standard
Students joined by school staff and Wychavon social mobility officer Leonie Silk (left) and Wychavon leader, councillor Richard Morris (second from left) in The Link’s sensory garden.
sStudents joined by school staff and Wychavon social mobility officer Leonie Silk (left) and Wychavon leader, councillor Richard Morris (second from left) in The Link’s sensory garden.
sA NEW sensory garden has been designed and built at Droitwich Spa High School to combat students’ increasing mental health challenges following post-pandemic isolation.
It was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.”Funding for the garden came from a Wychavon Social Mobility Grant and a Worcestershire County Council’s Public Health grant.
All sat exams in English, Maths and Science, with some also completing qualifications in Art, Child Development, and Health and Social Care.
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