The Royal Forestry Society is running a competition.
The challenge is to design an Eco Wood Kiln to help dry wood and reduce pollution. It is also a great opportunity for pupils to learn about the environment.
The winning design will be built in a woodland near Canterbury, Kent where the winners will be able to visit and see their kiln in use.
The winning school will also receive £200!
Closing date is Friday 25th November 2022.
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