Ealing Council has awarded a large land project in Southall Park to Green Corridor to develop an educational space. Green Corridor will consult with local schools, youth groups, and stakeholders on the plans and oversee volunteer work to implement the project. The project will create a learning space for young people in the community to benefit the whole area.

1. Southall
Park
“Ealing Council awards large Land
Based Project to Green Corridor.
Green Corridor to develop
education space in Southall Park”

2. Planning Stage
 Site visit
 Young People Engagement Leaflet
 Internal Green Corridor Project Documentation
 Define young people’s learning objectives

3. Pre-Implementation
 Consultation, invite:
• Children’s Centre
• Local schools
• Youth groups (DOE & YAC )
• Partners & other stakeholders
 Update plans, consider impact and integration of
project and sign up volunteer steering group
 Stakeholders:

4. Volunteer’s First Day
Hounslow Community
Farming Association
 Briefing – including PPE and tool training
 Site safety work
 Let’s get started!

5. Evaluation & Closure
Gunnersbury Triangle
Pond, LWT Reserve
 Assess young people’s individual learning
 Gain stakeholder final approval
 Observe area in use by school (with young volunteers)
 Release area and sign off with council

6. Now that we have everyone working
together, build on those relationships by
having groups meet regularly to plan future
projects, such as a forest school, and an
edible playground.

7. In Conclusion
“This project has given us an opportunity
to work with and inspire young people to
grow community dreams into realities.
We have begun creating a learning
space of great benefit to the whole
Community.”