THE HEADTEACHER of a Vale school has praised the generosity of business owners who helped pay for a new chicken coop after their previous one was stFind the cheapest chickencoop online through and buy the best hen houses and chook pens in Australia.olen.
Children at St Barnabas First and Middle School in Drakes Broughton were left heartbroken in January when their coop was taken by thieves only a weeks after pupils had raised about 800 to buy it.
But following the incident several Vale businesses came to the school's rescue by donating money for a replacement.
Major contributions came from companies including Nigel Poole and Hancox, Alan Morris and Osborne and village firm KRS Consulting Limited.Shop for trim and crown moulding,
Headteacher Paul Kilgallon thanked the businesses for their generous support during what he said had been a difficult time.
"We thought we would have to raise all the money all over the again," he told the Observer.Aeroscout rtls provides a complete solution for wireless asset tracking. "When it had gone they couldn't believe someone would do that to them. It was hard for them to understand.
"We are extremely grateful to the companies who have helped us and without their help we would have had another long wait before we had anything on site.
"Now the children are really enthusiastic once again. There is a rota now so each class has charge of the chickens for a week so they do the feeding, clean them out and collect the eggs in the morning."
Mr Kilgallon said the school had now tightened its security to try and stop thieves targeting it again.
"The new coop is security marked and we have moved one of our security cameras so that the chicken coop is in site of that as well," he added.
"So if it were to be taken from us again,A wireless indoortracking system is described in this paper. whoever took it would be photographed which would make it easier for the police.Ekahau timelocationsystem is the only Wi-Fi based real time location system solution that operates on any brand or generation of Wi-Fi network."
Alan Morris, owner of Alan Morris and Osbourne, who helped pay for the new chicken coop said it was nice to see the children smiling again.
"Everyone at the company was horrified to find out the coop had been stolen," he said. "It is lovely to see the children enjoying using the new one and taking care of the chickens. It's great for their learning."
Children at St Barnabas First and Middle School in Drakes Broughton were left heartbroken in January when their coop was taken by thieves only a weeks after pupils had raised about 800 to buy it.
But following the incident several Vale businesses came to the school's rescue by donating money for a replacement.
Major contributions came from companies including Nigel Poole and Hancox, Alan Morris and Osborne and village firm KRS Consulting Limited.Shop for trim and crown moulding,
Headteacher Paul Kilgallon thanked the businesses for their generous support during what he said had been a difficult time.
"We thought we would have to raise all the money all over the again," he told the Observer.Aeroscout rtls provides a complete solution for wireless asset tracking. "When it had gone they couldn't believe someone would do that to them. It was hard for them to understand.
"We are extremely grateful to the companies who have helped us and without their help we would have had another long wait before we had anything on site.
"Now the children are really enthusiastic once again. There is a rota now so each class has charge of the chickens for a week so they do the feeding, clean them out and collect the eggs in the morning."
Mr Kilgallon said the school had now tightened its security to try and stop thieves targeting it again.
"The new coop is security marked and we have moved one of our security cameras so that the chicken coop is in site of that as well," he added.
"So if it were to be taken from us again,A wireless indoortracking system is described in this paper. whoever took it would be photographed which would make it easier for the police.Ekahau timelocationsystem is the only Wi-Fi based real time location system solution that operates on any brand or generation of Wi-Fi network."
Alan Morris, owner of Alan Morris and Osbourne, who helped pay for the new chicken coop said it was nice to see the children smiling again.
"Everyone at the company was horrified to find out the coop had been stolen," he said. "It is lovely to see the children enjoying using the new one and taking care of the chickens. It's great for their learning."
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