This is my project blog, following the development of 6 schools gardens as part of the Whitley Excellence Cluster's Aspire project, in Reading. Myself and colleague Dave are working with teachers, school governers and of course the pupils to create school gardens that are healthy, abundant and sustainable landscapes. The project started in March 2006. This is my diary of the work and I hope to encourage pupils to write their own blog for their individual garden projects.
this slightly forgotten and trampled corner of whitley park infants is an ideal opportunity for a raised bed, with some interesting climbers up the railings and an understory of herbs and perennials. The idea being to use the available space as creatively as possible, whilst not taking anything away from the play space, and keeping access open
posted by Steve the Weave @ 7:03 PM
This is my project blog, following the development of 6 schools gardens as part of the Whitley Excellence Cluster's Aspire project, in Reading. Myself and colleague Dave are working with teachers, school governers and of course the pupils to create school gardens that are healthy, abundant and sustainable landscapes. The project started in March 2006. This is my diary of the work and I hope to encourage pupils to write their own blog for their individual garden projects.
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