As part of their commitment to the community, Harron Homes has once again been giving support to local initiatives. They have paid for branded puddle suits and high vis vests for the children of Crich Pre-School.
High vis vests help make small children more visible to drivers, reducing the risk to their safety. They also make them more visible to staff when out and about.
Playing outside offers many benefits to children including health benefits such as helping their bones and joints develop and helping them burn off extra energy and calories. Wet weather can often mean that outdoor play is restricted but the new puddle suits mean that this isn’t the case at Crich Pre-School.
Now the children can play happily outside and be easily visible with their new branded clothing. They can have fun whilst staying safe.
This donation to the local children has been greatly appreciated by the staff and parents. Early years are a key stage in social, emotional and physical development. Crich Pre-School provides young children with a variety of activities to encourage learning and give children the best start in life.
Harron Homes understands the importance of supporting early years learning and were delighted to pay for the new puddle suits and high vis vests. Their Devonshire Gardens development is located just a short walk away from the nursery so residents will directly benefit from the services the Pre-School offers.
As well as showing support for the local nursery, Harron Homes have also recently made a donation towards the local church roof appeal. This is indicative of their community spirit.
Community is something that Harron Homes values highly and they pride themselves on creating family friendly developments. They build beautiful luxury homes to suit modern family life. Devonshire Gardens is made up of four and five bedroom properties in a range of styles.
These homes have already proven extremely popular with buyers. Anyone interested in purchasing one of these desirable properties can visit the show home Thursday to Monday between 10.30am and 5.30pm or call 01773 857209 for more information.