Previous Habitat Heroes Schools
Previous Schools
The Habitat Heroes programme has been running since 2008 and over this time we have been delighted to have had the opportunity to work with a large number of schools. On this page you can find the stories of schools we are no longer working with on a day to day basis – although we still love to hear from them about how they’ve been using their grounds since we left!
‘Bradford North’ project schools
From March 2009 to March 2010 Bradford North Area Committee funded Habitat Heroes to work with 12 primary schools and 2 Pupil Referral Units (PRUs) in what was then the Bradford North area.
Usher Street Primary
Westminster Primary
Springwood Community Primary
Fearnville Primary
Our Lady and St Brendan’s Catholic Primary
Holybrook Primary
Parkland Primary
Green Lane Primary
Killinghall Primary
Park Primary PRU
Bradford Central PRU
Since March 2010 Habitat Heroes have continued to work regularly with…
Thornbury Primary
Greengates Primary
Fearnville Primary
Our Lady and St Brendan’s Catholic Primary
Holybrook Primary
Parkland Primary
Green Lane Primary
Killinghall Primary
Park Primary PRU
Bradford Central PRU
Since March 2010 Habitat Heroes have continued to work regularly with…
Thornbury Primary
Greengates Primary
‘Shipley’ project schools
From March 2009 to March 2011 Shipley Area Committee funded Habitat Heroes to work with 12 schools, 6 per year, in the Shipley area.
2010/2011 schools
Burley Oaks Primary
Sandal Primary
Trinity All Saints Primary
Wilsden Primary
Windhill Primary
Saltaire Primary
2009/2010 schools
Denholme Primary
Sandal Primary
Trinity All Saints Primary
Wilsden Primary
Windhill Primary
Saltaire Primary
2009/2010 schools
Denholme Primary
The Abbey/Santander funded project
From 2008 to 2011 The Abbey, now Santander, funded Habitat Heroes to work with primary schools across the Bradford district. This funding helped support our work in the Bradford North area from 2009 to 2010, as well as making it possible to work with the following schools.
2008/2009 Schools