Meet the two adorable pygmy goats that are helping students in Wales
A school in South Wales has brought in two pygmy goats to boost its collection of animals to help students' education and mental wellbeing for Mental Health Awareness Week.
It's hard not to be drawn to the animals, particularly the pygmy goats - which are just 13 weeks old.
They have the ability to make instant friends and have proved to be very popular at Headlands School in Penarth.
The school has also acquired alpacas, chickens, ducks and a companion dog over the past 18 months so that students can get involved in looking after them.
From feeding the animals to building areas for them to live in, it also provides students with a safe space for learning and interacting.
Видео Meet the two adorable pygmy goats that are helping students in Wales канала Charanpreet Khaira
It's hard not to be drawn to the animals, particularly the pygmy goats - which are just 13 weeks old.
They have the ability to make instant friends and have proved to be very popular at Headlands School in Penarth.
The school has also acquired alpacas, chickens, ducks and a companion dog over the past 18 months so that students can get involved in looking after them.
From feeding the animals to building areas for them to live in, it also provides students with a safe space for learning and interacting.
Видео Meet the two adorable pygmy goats that are helping students in Wales канала Charanpreet Khaira
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