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| 1. History of the Good Gardeners Association | ||
| 2. Our Aims | ||
| 3. Meet our Director/Co-ordinator | ||
| 2. Our Aims | ||
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Education for the Future |
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| We do not own the earth... | ||
| ...we only borrow it from our children | ||
Growing nutritious food requires a better understanding of soil ecology. Educating our next generation and teaching them the value of good nutrition, begins with our schools' project: Sowing the Seed. |
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Developed for use in
all Key Stages of the curriculum, this self-contained project
explores key issues in plant nutrition. Children learn for themselves how to grow nutritious food and discover the links between healthy soil, food and humans. |
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 Garden for Research, Experiential Education and Nutrition |
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| Started as a partnership between the Good Gardeners Assocation, Biodynamic Association and Hiram Trust this garden is providing opportunities for nutritional research and education. With a unique blend of conventional and holistic science we are learning how best to grow and measure food for nutrition. | ||
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