New Zealand takes on Stephanie Alexander’s school gardens
Pupils at three New Zealand primary schools are getting their hands dirty in their flourishing school garden with the Garden to Table Trust Programme, where they learn how to grow and harvest fresh fruit and vegetables, and then cook up a storm in their school kitchen, creating meals out of their freshly harvested produce.
The program has taken its inspiration from the positive results of Australia’s Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program.
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