The Circle of Life garden began with a vision to transform an underutilised and neglected piece of land into a vibrant space that gives back to the community.

This initiative took root when Francesca approached headteacher Ali Woollerson, seeking a space on the school grounds to bring her ideas to life. Francesca has dedicated countless hours, effort, and passion to create a garden that benefits the school, its students, teachers, and the wider community.

With the help of volunteers and generous donations from local residents and businesses, the garden has embraced a 100% recycled ethos. Pallets have been repurposed into fences and insect hotels, water butts have become sculptures, and logs have been transformed into seating areas.