Volunteers spent the day getting their hands dirty at a Pudsey school to help spruce up a special conservation area.
* Click here to sign up to free news and sport alerts from Pudsey Today.Employees from BDO Stoy Hayward, Chartered Accountants, helped out at Pudsey Lowtown School as part of their Business in the Community scheme.
* Click here for latest news in Pudsey & Stanningley.The conservation area provides a habitat for local wildlife and an outside classroom for the children to learn from first hand experiences.
The area includes seating for the children, a pond with dipping platform, a bird hide alongside a wildflower area and log piles to encourage the wildlife to visit.
Jonathan Kite, school superintendent said: "They worked really hard and did an amazing job, helping transform the area into a safe and suitable learning environment for the children."
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