How to use food growing and cooking in schools to build links with the local community. Includes holding events, managing meetings and recruiting volunteers.
How to use food growing and cooking in schools to build links with the local community. Includes holding events, managing meetings and recruiting volunteers.
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Guides for head teachers and class teachers on the benefits of food growing to schools.
Read moreA food mapping activity with links to the geography curriculum, and ideas for history, maths, global citizenship and IT.
Read moreCreating a recipe of their own is a great way to get children involved in cooking, but where to start? Award winning chef Idris Caldora takes us through the process of creating a recipe from scratch.
Read moreWe're talking compost! 😁👌 This Crazy Compost resource from the wonderful @OSF_SchGardens takes teachers through co… https://t.co/F8tubnTobo
This Climate Change - What Can We Do to Help? booklet from @LEAF_Farming highlights small changes that we can all m… https://t.co/Bf8EYjaVbR
The activities in this Global Climate Change - Food Waste booklet by @LEAF_Education are great for introducing st… https://t.co/QaLDlH3ME7
Time to talk #FoodWaste 🥪🍞🥣🍌 Food Waste provides a great topic for classroom activities and information from a var… https://t.co/RUNYv3eLLp
This brilliant Making Compost in Schools booklet from our lovely partners @gardenorganicuk covers every aspect of c… https://t.co/GvCID9sne5
We are crazy about composting! 😁👌💚 Time to learn all about how good composting is for the environment with this Co… https://t.co/4mqAxJmr9c
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