Back from left, Janet Burstow and Karen Carey of Burbage Pre School receive a cheque from Emma Smith of Easton Royal Pre-School
Burbage Pre-School will soon have a sensory garden, thanks to the demise of a neighbouring pre-school at East Grafton.
The £687 funds from East Grafton Pre School, which closed last year, were presented to the Burbage group.
East Grafton chairman Emma Smith presented a cheque to Karen Carey of Burbage Pre-school.
“We are planning a sensory garden where the children can see and hear things that move or make a noise in the wind,” said Mrs Carey.
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