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OUR PROGRAMS

 

 

Every school is different, different capacity, different land space, different climate through to different desires and outcomes. However we all have the same aim - to get young people and commmunities growing their own food. To break down the worry, anxiety and excuses and to get people access to better and healthier food.



We have tested different approaches and become aware  that no one scheme will work in all schools. We believe we have come up with a relaxed approach that can be elaborated upon for you to get the garden that fits your needs, abilities, confidence and skill. Whether you have a container area, converted areas of land, a courtyard or more bespoke growing space, we have suggestions for activities, growing calendars, monthly to do lists and many other handy resources to keep you on track.​

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Whether this is your first time coordinating a school garden or you are an experienced gardener we hope we have some handy hints to help you along. 

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This site is sorted into helpful sections to provide you with information, guidance, resources and tasks to help you plan out your growing season.​

Classroom resources are activities you can use directly with young people

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Back Office resources is the information we have sorted and condensed to support you build up your garden in achieve stages. It is important to set realistic goals each season; both for you as an individual/ team and for the students.  

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Setting Up is your one stop shop of things to consider when exploring starting your own school garden.

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Curriculum gives you links to cross curricular use of a school garden as well as links to horticulture as a subject.

We also encourage you to link with the local community, parents, PTA, Governors, other departments or teachers and local growing projects to have a integrated approach to school gardening. Not forgetting extra help that can be given by local businesses wanting to come lend a hand. 

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