Peveril Homes donates funds towards luscious playground planters at local Smalley primary school!

Added by Love Business East Midlands | 10 May 2019

UPDATED: 10 May 2019

As well as laying the foundations for beautiful homes, Derbyshire-based housebuilder Peveril Homes has recently planted the seeds for the creation of beautiful outdoor spaces at one local primary school - after donating funds for the purchase of four planters at Richardson Endowed Primary School.

Located in the village of Smalley, the school was keen to add some additional foliage to its outside areas through the installation of several large wooden planters - which would be maintained by both the staff and children.

Peveril Homes is building one of its most prestigious developments in Smalley - Smalley Manor - and as part of the company’s commitment to helping local communities it approached the school to see if it could support with any up-and-coming projects.

After hearing about the idea to install large wooden planters around the school grounds, Peveril’s Director of Marketing and Sales, Alison Kendall, was keen to support the idea by donating funds towards their purchase and installation - as she goes on to explain.

“The school was keen to create brighter, more engaging outside areas for the children to enjoy through the installation of several large planters which can be maintained by both the staff and the students.

“We were more than happy to offer our support and we hope that these now provide an additional vibrant feel to the school’s playground for the children, parents and staff for many years to come!”

Speaking about the support received by Peveril Homes, Richardson Endowed Primary School’s Headteacher, Mrs Kate Mason, said,

“We’re delighted with the planters and the children have been really enthused by their appearance around the school.

She continued, “They not only add decoration to the playground spaces, but act as educational tools for the children because they will be able to help us with the maintenance of the boxes throughout the school year. We would like to extend a sincere thank you to Peveril Homes for supporting us with this project. Without their help, it would not have been achievable!”

To find out more information about Peveril Homes, visit www.peverilhomes.co.uk. To read more about Richardson Endowed Primary School, visit https://richardsonendowedprimary.typepad.com/

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