Create your food growing curriculum

Learn how to create a school garden curriculum through the school calendar year.

22 May 2024 14:0016:30

Paper Garden, Teredo Street, London, SE16 7LW

An urban food garden beside an office block. Credit: Malaika Bain-Peachey

An urban food garden beside an office block. Credit: Malaika Bain-Peachey

Explore Global Generation’s Paper Garden to learn through interactive activities and gain practical insights into structuring your school food-growing site with the curriculum.

This session is tailored for educators, public health professionals and anyone interested in food growing in schools and community spaces.

Malaika and Jack, from Global Generation, will share how to engage a range of age groups in the garden through food-growing, cooking and crafts. Explore how to make garden activities link to your curriculum and how to engage students with diverse educational needs. Bring your questions, discuss your plans and network with other educational providers to build your network.

Tickets are half price for Capital Growth members and free for staff working in schools in the Superzones.

The Superzones training series is funded by The GLA, who are working with Capital Growth, London’s largest food growing network, to develop support for schools and community-based food growers within superzone areas.

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Capital Growth is London's Food Growing Network, with over 2000 members. Whether you are growing at home, as part of an allotment, in a community group or school you can join for free to receive benefits such as discounts, advice and monthly enewsletters.

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