Ingol Community Primary School has received a donation of five jigsaws, designed by a house builder in Cottam.

The educational jigsaws were designed by Barrett Developments, the parent company of David Wilson Homes which has a development on Calder Rise on Cottam Road.

They are based on one of the company’s sustainable homes, Zed House, which tests carbon-zero build methods and installations including an air source heat pump, infrared panels and heated skirting boards.

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The jigsaw is interactive and showcases the House’s features, with the images conveying how the home is contributing towards a more sustainable future.

James Moss, deputy headteacher at the school said: “Our children are interested in the local developments and they are pleased that the buildings have been constructed in an environmentally friendly style.”

“The jigsaws have proved to be a fun way of developing understanding and promoting discussion of environmental sustainability.”

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The company hopes the jigsaws might inspire some of the pupils to help in their efforts for a greener future when they grow up. 

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