Lansbury Bridge School in St Helens, Lancashire, used the gardening products donated by Gardman to create a sensory environment for its pupils.
The school caters for pupils aged three to 16, many of whom have a diagnosis of Autism.

The school's curriculum enrichment co-ordinator, Libby Wood, explained: "The lovely new equipment is a fantastic addition and since it arrived our children have become incredibly motivated to make sure our gardening plot is the very best it can be.

"When the school opened we had to work hard to turn the empty space of the school grounds into play and quiet space. We also have a polytunnel and raised bed area that allows our children to get hands on and grow their own produce."

"Our sensory garden looks amazing with the addition of spinning flower border stakes and stunning bird feeders. With these new additions the children are really engaging with this area."

Gardman's marketing director, Sarah Downing, added: "Lansbury Bridge has created an amazing environment for its pupils and we were really pleased to help them further with our products.

"The decorative bird feeders and border stakes create a wonderful and rich environment while the mobile veg patch, reusable growbags, walk-in greenhouses and other gardening accessories are perfect for making it possible for the children to get their hands dirty."