For the purpose of learning and development and for accountablity we regulary collect various information that is used help make judgements about the project and help to identify potential changes and improvements. Below are some of the comments we received from various visitors during 2010.
Following activities with Central and Hindpool Junior Wardens we asked:
In your own words, what did you most enjoy about the Green Heart Den?
• "The planting. Really everything is cool and the climbing frame entertains the little children that come to visit the Green Heart Den"
• "It is very peaceful, most enjoyed the plans and seating area"
• The flowers, no litter, it's fun"
• "The flowers and bees"
• "Everything"
• The different plants, flowers and animals"
• "The peacefulness"
• "Green area, nice and quiet"
• Beautiful, fun and educational"
• "Cool"
Furness Youth Council visit:
Members of the Youth Council were kind enough to complete visitor feedback forms. Among their comments about the Green Heart Den and the arches included:
• "It" so peaceful, I love it"
• "Great place, fascinating story, keep up the good work!
• "Quiet and peaceful, It will be a good place to come back with friends"
• "It was well maintained and a great way to use the space"
• "Looked gorgeous, so quiet"
• "Great place, I will be watching with interest"
• "Fantastic resource for the community"
• "Nice and clean. Lovely, what a great place to come to"
Suggestions in regard to the potential development of the arches included:
• "Cafe, health centre and a games room for when it rains. Could hold small events there"
• "Cafe with cake shop and a tea room maybe"
• "A youth cafe"
• "Art gallery and climbing wall"
• "As a sheltered space, so that the garden and area can be used on rainy days"
Feedback from Family Sessions;
• "We had a nice afternoon and are looking forward to next week. Our cuttings are now in the garden"
Karen Y Hull, Furness Inclusion Worker - Short Breaks, Cumbria Children's Services said of the initial session:
"The event reflects the true spirit of community, partnership working and promotes the innovative opportunities being made available through the Aiming High - Transforming short breaks agenda".
We are hopeful that our activities throughout 2011 will attract similar feedback from those visiting and using our facility.
Following activities with Central and Hindpool Junior Wardens we asked:
In your own words, what did you most enjoy about the Green Heart Den?
• "The planting. Really everything is cool and the climbing frame entertains the little children that come to visit the Green Heart Den"
• "It is very peaceful, most enjoyed the plans and seating area"
• The flowers, no litter, it's fun"
• "The flowers and bees"
• "Everything"
• The different plants, flowers and animals"
• "The peacefulness"
• "Green area, nice and quiet"
• Beautiful, fun and educational"
• "Cool"
Furness Youth Council visit:
Members of the Youth Council were kind enough to complete visitor feedback forms. Among their comments about the Green Heart Den and the arches included:
• "It" so peaceful, I love it"
• "Great place, fascinating story, keep up the good work!
• "Quiet and peaceful, It will be a good place to come back with friends"
• "It was well maintained and a great way to use the space"
• "Looked gorgeous, so quiet"
• "Great place, I will be watching with interest"
• "Fantastic resource for the community"
• "Nice and clean. Lovely, what a great place to come to"
Suggestions in regard to the potential development of the arches included:
• "Cafe, health centre and a games room for when it rains. Could hold small events there"
• "Cafe with cake shop and a tea room maybe"
• "A youth cafe"
• "Art gallery and climbing wall"
• "As a sheltered space, so that the garden and area can be used on rainy days"
Feedback from Family Sessions;
• "We had a nice afternoon and are looking forward to next week. Our cuttings are now in the garden"
Karen Y Hull, Furness Inclusion Worker - Short Breaks, Cumbria Children's Services said of the initial session:
"The event reflects the true spirit of community, partnership working and promotes the innovative opportunities being made available through the Aiming High - Transforming short breaks agenda".
We are hopeful that our activities throughout 2011 will attract similar feedback from those visiting and using our facility.
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