Duke's Aldridge Academy
Duke’s Aldridge Academy is a secondary school in Haringey, North London, with vast grounds that are almost entirely paved over. Inspired by our work at Parliament Hill School, a teacher reached out to us, and with the support of a new headteacher eager to integrate nature education, we began exploring ways to bring green spaces into the school.
Latest Update
December '25: Thanks to funding from the charitable organisation Sabzgaman, we’ve secured a nature club leader to guide students in reconnecting with nature. We’re collaborating with Nina from Hackney Outdoors to recruit and support this role.
Our next step is to find a company willing to partner with the school, providing additional funding and volunteers to help restore the long-abandoned secret garden—an exciting opportunity to transform an overlooked space into a thriving natural refuge.
Plans created by Nina
Rewilding strategies
TBC
2025
TBC
2025
TBC
2025
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![Urban spaces covered in tarmac leave little room for biodiversity—our projects in Camden and Haringey focus on reintroducing greenery and wildlife habitats.]()
The area
Here is the area we will be working on together. It’s a great space!
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![Grey, uninviting tarmac can be transformed into thriving green spaces—help us plant wildflowers, trees, and hedges to support urban nature.]()
A lot of grey
Plenty of potential, we’re excited to offer the students more green spaces very soon!
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WIP
We will provide pictures asap.
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WIP
We will provide pictures asap.
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WIP
We will provide pictures asap.
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