With many A level and GCSE students studying for their exams we have been busy with younger groups and University groups. Staff from the centre have taught two Open University groups as part of their Environmental Science in the Field course. Leeds and Aberdeen have also run self taught residential visits to the centre. The students undertook many different interesting projects when they were here involving catching and releasing small mammals, catching and tagging birds and bat surveys.
Heatherton House, Westholme Middle School, Priestly College, Lomond School, Queen Anne's School, Cheadle and Marple College and Cardinal Langley High School have all visited centre.
May and June have been fairly wet months, probably to make up for the near drought conditions of April. Fishing is still going well with many fishermen being sucessful.
The centre is constantly updating fixtures and fittings and we have recently made the staff common room a bit more comfortable. If you are visiting soon, we hope you enjoy it!
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