School gardens can provide pupils with a wide range of experiential learning experiences, enabling them to learn first-hand how a range of food is grown, harvested and prepared/cooked.
Growing food in your school can be as simple as growing herbs on the windowsill, potatoes in buckets or tomatoes in grow bags, to reclaiming an unused section of the playground, even if it is tarmac.
Support resources for planning and setting up a growing club
Acknowledgement
These resources were produced to assist schools as part of the Food in Schools Programme (2006), they are provided under the Open Government Licence.
Terms can be found at: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence.
Using school gardens to explore where food comes from webinar
Reviewed 28.01.22
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