GMS – Working In The Community

As part of #thedeal GMS got notified via the community noticeboard that a local school needed help to refurbish / upgrade and relocate some vegetable beds.

One of our Supervisors (Sean) visited site to discuss the requirements with the Head Teacher and put an action plan in place to mobilise the work.

Hindley All Saints Primary School now have some lovely new outdoor spaces for the children to be educated in.

Many thanks to Sean, George, Ben and Nik who attended site for the day! Great work #teamgms

#legionella #waterhygiene #community #help #schools

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