Once again, Freddy the Fox, of Heatherton, has been hotfooting it around local primary schools planting corn maize plants with the pupils.
This is not an attempt to cut the cost of school dinners to the schools, but as a maize growing competition!
Freddy and his friend, Alex Smith, have been visiting children all over Pembrokeshire teaching the children how to grow and look after maize, giving them amazing maize facts and playing games with them as the school year draws to a close.
As a special thank you for taking part, Freddy gave all the children discount vouchers for entrance into the Maize Maze at Heatherton so they can see how big their maize plant could be.
Alex Smith, marketing manager, commented: "We now how difficult and expensive it can be to keep children entertained over the summer holidays. By giving them vouchers for the Maize Maze we hope to aid their summer enjoyment and some educational value."
Freddy will return to the schools in September to measure the maize plants.
The winning school will receive a cash reward from the sports park.
Freddy wishes everybody good luck and hopes they all achieve 'Jack and the Beanstalk' sized plants.