School allotment ideas

Spending time in the garden can awaken the senses of touch, smell, and taste, and attune a child to the subtler sights and sounds of nature.

May's allotment diary instalment is here and progress on the plot is coming along nicely! Find out what we have been upto, sowing and growing this month.

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Gardening has many benefits for children. While it has great health and social implications, it also offers brilliant hands on experience for learning. Inspired by the school and community garden stories, we’ve put together a guide to help get you started – from thinking about how to use the space, to how to involve the children and school community.

447K views · 15K likes | Dan & Andrea on Instagram: "I have lot's of garden ideas, and this one was one of my favorites! What you'll need: ✔️ Pallets ✔️ PVC pipes ✔️ Dirt I simply buried the pallets and bent the pipes through them. As the pipes expand within the pallets, it puts tension and holds these in place. Nothing more is needed other than a second set of hands to help the hold pallets while inserting pipes. So simple, cheap & easy! 👏🏻 #diy #gardeninspiration #gardeningideas…

Having an allotment has been one of the most satisfying decisions we've ever made. Our kids love being there and we all learn together as we grow food and nurture each other. When we first

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