27 April 05

The Northern Echo visited the Ewe Centre and took photos of the new lambs with Victoria McCormick and Lauren Rayner, pupils from Esh Winning School and our centre administrator, Nikki Lamb.

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22nd April 05

The gardening club on the site had its first activity yesterday. Coordinated by Phil Wilkinson and local resident and former teacher Mrs Bramwell the group cracked on with planting lots of free plants provided by Whorton Landscapes in the village. The Eco-club which is taking the school forward to receive its Eco-Schools award has also started.

21st April 05

The EWE Centre is delighted to have received its first group of petting lambs. The lambs who are being looked after by pupils and teachers from Esh Winning School will stay at the school during the week and then with one of the teachers on a weekend who lives on a nearby farm. The lambs came from Sedgefield Community Colleges' farm. Below is a picture of the EWE Centre's new Admin Officer Nikki Lamb with one of the new flock.

13th April 05

To launch the new Get Out More Awards, David Etheridge organised the Rock It team to install their mobile climbing wall at Esh Winning Primary School. The mobile wall complimented the existing climbing boulders on the site and gave the children from all the year groups the opportunity to climb higher while safely harnassed and receiving expert tuition. Click here to read the article from the Northern Echo newspaper.

4th April 05

The EWE Centre is delighted that Nikki Lamb has joined the team as the new Admin Officer. Nikki previously worked for Derwentside College and brings to the Centre a wealth of administration experience.