Bruche Primary School pupils Nathaniel Dewhurst, Ewan Gallagher, Daniel Featherstone and Maisie Gartland in the newly-refurbished courtyard.
AN 'unloved' corner of a primary school has been transformed by teachers and pupils.
Bruche Primary School's courtyard - which is dedicated to late former pupil Eve Shepherd - has been transformed by staff, parents and students.
They worked in snowy conditions to turn a 'tired and unloved area into a beautiful space'.
Youngsters will now be able to grow their own plants and vegetables in the area, which will also be used as a 'quiet space for reflection'.
Woolston-based landscape supplier Scotbark donated new bark flooring and compost for the new courtyard.
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