top of page

Play House Restoration For Local Nursery Children


A Lake District primary school has a newly renovated outdoor play house for its nursery children, thanks to a local hotel group offering to cover the cost of repairs.


The Wendy house restoration project was initiated by the nursery at St Martin and St Mary primary school in Windermere. The wooden play house in the nursery playground was no longer usable after 17 years and the school was looking for help in getting it restored to its former glory.


The team at the Sam’s Club charity at English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues heard about the project and stepped in to help with a donation of £840 to cover the school’s costs.


Local parent Sam Bell, who owns Yew Tree Joinery, undertook the maintenance and repair work along with his apprentice Connor. Repairs included waterproofing the leaking roof, installing new woodwork, replacing rotten window boxes and repainting the play house exterior.


Annabel Berry from English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues explains:

“This has been a lovely project for us to get involved in through our Sam’s Club charity. When the school told us about their project to restore this beautiful play house, we were keen to help and make it all happen as quickly as possible so the children could play in it once again.”

The Sam’s Club charity supports local charities and good causes. The hotel group’s mascot Sam the Dog was invited to the school on a special visit to see the nursery pupils and the refurbished play house.


Liz Russell from the nursery explains:

“Our Wendy house was in obvious need of urgent repair, and we are extremely grateful to English Lakes Hotels and Sam's Club for stepping in with their generous donation to cover the costs of labour and materials. It’s wonderful to get the play house back into beneficial use again, as it’s been loved and enjoyed by so many of our children over the past 17 years.”

For further information about Sam’s Club and the hotel group’s support for local communities, visit here.


Above Photo: (left to right) Annabel Berry and Sam the Dog from English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues with St Martin and St Mary nursery pupils together with Janette Berry, Liz Russell and Lisa Brockbank.


Most Read

British Superbike Rider Gears Up For Charity

British Superbike Rider Gears Up For Charity

Edmund Best, a British National Superstock rider for team SymCirrus Motorsport, has declared his support for The Bridge Homelessness to...

RHS Calls For Compensation Due To Financially Devastating Impact Of A3/M25 Roadworks

RHS Calls For Compensation Due To Financially Devastating Impact Of A3/M25 Roadworks

With 350,000 fewer people visiting RHS Garden Wisley annually due to the National Highways A3/M25 roadworks, resulting in £6 million...

What Is The Nation's Favourite Pizza?

What Is The Nation's Favourite Pizza?

Once regarded as an occasional treat or a post-pub indulgence, pizza has risen—like a well-proofed dough—to claim a central spot in...

Categories

  • Jul 30, 2025
  • 2 min read

A Lake District primary school has a newly renovated outdoor play house for its nursery children, thanks to a local hotel group offering to cover the cost of repairs.


The Wendy house restoration project was initiated by the nursery at St Martin and St Mary primary school in Windermere. The wooden play house in the nursery playground was no longer usable after 17 years and the school was looking for help in getting it restored to its former glory.


The team at the Sam’s Club charity at English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues heard about the project and stepped in to help with a donation of £840 to cover the school’s costs.


Local parent Sam Bell, who owns Yew Tree Joinery, undertook the maintenance and repair work along with his apprentice Connor. Repairs included waterproofing the leaking roof, installing new woodwork, replacing rotten window boxes and repainting the play house exterior.


Annabel Berry from English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues explains:

“This has been a lovely project for us to get involved in through our Sam’s Club charity. When the school told us about their project to restore this beautiful play house, we were keen to help and make it all happen as quickly as possible so the children could play in it once again.”

The Sam’s Club charity supports local charities and good causes. The hotel group’s mascot Sam the Dog was invited to the school on a special visit to see the nursery pupils and the refurbished play house.


Liz Russell from the nursery explains:

“Our Wendy house was in obvious need of urgent repair, and we are extremely grateful to English Lakes Hotels and Sam's Club for stepping in with their generous donation to cover the costs of labour and materials. It’s wonderful to get the play house back into beneficial use again, as it’s been loved and enjoyed by so many of our children over the past 17 years.”

For further information about Sam’s Club and the hotel group’s support for local communities, visit here.


Above Photo: (left to right) Annabel Berry and Sam the Dog from English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues with St Martin and St Mary nursery pupils together with Janette Berry, Liz Russell and Lisa Brockbank.


Most Read

British Superbike Rider Gears Up For Charity

British Superbike Rider Gears Up For Charity

Edmund Best, a British National Superstock rider for team SymCirrus Motorsport, has declared his support for The Bridge Homelessness to...

RHS Calls For Compensation Due To Financially Devastating Impact Of A3/M25 Roadworks

RHS Calls For Compensation Due To Financially Devastating Impact Of A3/M25 Roadworks

With 350,000 fewer people visiting RHS Garden Wisley annually due to the National Highways A3/M25 roadworks, resulting in £6 million...

What Is The Nation's Favourite Pizza?

What Is The Nation's Favourite Pizza?

Once regarded as an occasional treat or a post-pub indulgence, pizza has risen—like a well-proofed dough—to claim a central spot in...

Categories

Senior Hire Strengthens Leonard Curtis Restructuring Team

Senior Hire Strengthens Leonard Curtis Restructuring Team

PE-backed corporate restructuring firm Leonard Curtis has appointed Mark Hickford as Director in its London office, further strengthening the firm's restructuring and insolvency capability as it continues to grow its presence in the mid-market.

ScottishPower And Masdar Mark Engineering Milestone

ScottishPower And Masdar Mark Engineering Milestone

ScottishPower Renewables and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar have completed a major construction milestone at the £4 billion East Anglia THREE offshore windfarm, with all 95 foundations now installed off the Suffolk coast.

eCapital UK Appoints Head Of HR As It Invests In People

eCapital UK Appoints Head Of HR As It Invests In People

eCapital UK, one of the UK's leading independent providers of invoice finance and asset-based lending solutions for growing SMEs, has appointed Camilla Woodrow as its new Head of HR, strengthening its focus on people and talent as the business grows.

Recent Posts

bottom of page