An Island nursery is reducing the amount of plastics it uses for the benefit children.
Hopes & Dreams Nurseries on Woodbourne Road in Douglas is swapping plastic toys for natural resources and its new nursery areas have been created from all-natural materials.
Co-owner, Laura Peirce, says they want to make the place a 'home away from home' for youngsters and small changes like the ones they've made can help raise children for the future while having a positive environmental impact.
It comes several months after the nursery signed up to The Curiosity Approach accreditation programme which is a project dedicated to raising standards of early years provisions.
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